Do you judge a book by its cover? And are you conscious about reading books in public? Takeaway discuss the perception of reading in public.

“It is inappropriate for the judiciary to assume such authority. If that is the case, I don’t think we need a Parliament at all,” he said in the interview. He further stated that the Supreme ...

World music, the prettiest promenade, stand-up comedy, the Budapest Photo Festival, Easter brunches, and the SANTSAT picnic – here’s what not to miss this April.

It’s not just children who do this. Grown-ups bite their lips, hold their breath, or furrow their brow while concentrating on a challenging task. Why do we do this? Is it a vestige from our ...

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is professor of philosophy and psychology at the University of Alabama at Birmingham and author of Regard for Reason in the Moral Mind (2018) and Neuroethics (2023). He writes about moral ...

But often, a simple wipe-down doesn’t do much to knock out resilient pests, and for the centuries-old cockroach, you need a solid strategy. With summer (almost) at its peak, you might have noticed ...

Forming small communities, they would travel with the seasons, following local food sources. While we can only guess what daily mealtimes rhythms looked like, evidence dating back 30,000 years ...

Good news this week for all of us that have been worried - Madonna has said she and Sir Elton John have "buried the hatchet" and put an end to their decades-long feud. Apparently, they’ve been ...

or b) "why do tornadoes target certain parts of the country?" As many of you know, we're not immune to tornadoes. We're just days away from marking 14 years since the April 16, 2011 outbreak.