The only reason Jefferson could call certain truths 'self-evident' is that he was living in a world shaped by Judeo-Christian ...

Human daily life evolved slowly for centuries, but now it shifts rapidly and our survival depends on maintaining balance.

Hong Kong Outlaws a Video Game, Saying It Promotes ‘Armed Revolution’ The war strategy game allows players to represent fighters from Taiwan, Hong Kong and other places in plots to overthrow ...

Many of the proponents of pseudo-scientific racism otherwise held progressive opinions. Virey supported the liberal revolution of 1830 and in a second edition of his Histoire du genre humain advocated ...

Monopolizing Knowledge: The East India Company and Britain’s Second Scientific Revolution Jessica Ratcliff Cambridge University Press (2025) In 1790, speaking to the Asiatic Society of Bengal ...

The scientific revolution we must regard, therefore, as a creative product of the West – depending on a complicated set of conditions which existed only in western Europe … And when we speak of ...

The Principal Scientific Advisor to the Government of India reveals, in this interview, how he seeks to balance ambition with pragmatism to shape the nation’s future in quantum tech, AI ...

We should take the Trump administration’s cuts to science funding seriously, writes Arturo Casadevall and Ferric C. Fang, because scientific knowledge is more fragile than we think.

He sits squarely within the 150-year period that separates Nicolaus Copernicus from Isaac Newton – a time in European history that marks the transition from the Renaissance to the Enlightenment.

The age and ideals of Enlightenment gave the founders of the United States the foundation for what we use today in every form of government, from our national to local governments.