“If we lose the support, we’ll fight with our bare hands.” ON THE SOUTHEASTERN FRONT, Ukraine -- Ukraine’s biggest underground hospital is an astonishing subterranean warren of timber and ...

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Not sure how many Ars front page redesigns I've been through now, but it's been at least three. Only thing I've noticed so far is that the comment links aren't working and displaying content ...

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XP-Pen’s products are sturdy by design and this one is no exception. If you like the usability of XP-Pen but don’t need the larger artist tablet, this is great little sketchpad and notebook.

USA Today leads with a story about the emerging trend of "storm-chasing." Every year, between March and June, thousands of people from around the world flock to Tornado Alley to take part in storm ...

Vitra’s sprawling, architecturally diverse campus in Weil am Rhein, Germany, makes an appropriate setting for this new exhibition, ‘Science Fiction Design: From Space Age to Metaverse’. Tapping into ...

USA Today leads on a story about Texas' new national historic landmark, Rio Vista. The Rio Vista Farm Reception Center in Socorro, which was established in 1942 to process millions of Mexican ...

"Water elements figure prominently in The Notebook, and we use water reflections ... "In addition to this rain special effect system, our design includes a pool of water downstage over the ...

We decided to look at what had been featured on the printed front page of the New York Times in the three months leading up to Election Day. Of a hundred and fifty articles that discussed the campaign ...