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  • The Artemis II Mission

    Beyond this, Artemis II represents more than simply a recreation of human history; it demonstrates our readiness to journey back into the depths of space and continue our efforts to establish a sustained human presence on the Moon and ultimately explore further into our solar system, and beyond.

    Anika Mathur May 15, 2026
  • Claude Mythos: Too Dangerous For Public Release

    The internet has had a lot of lucky years, and Mythos just made us realize that this luck is running out.

    Samir Kharel May 15, 2026
  • A Living Wage

    It’s no wonder that the argument for paying workers a living wage is gaining traction; a minimum wage is absolutely not enough to keep food on the table.

    winstonchoy422 May 15, 2026
  • The Extracurricular Arms Race

    In an arms race, everyone keeps building more and more because they fear being left behind. But when the competition escalates endlessly, nobody truly benefits.

    Sapna Pradhan May 4, 2026
  • “Modern” Slavery Still Exists

    In 2017, Nigerian migrants who came to Libya were captured by the government and sold in modern-day slave markets for 300 USD per person. Some of these migrants ended up in their owner’s field in Libya, having to pull tomatoes from the soil, bent over, having no freedom, which they so desperately craved.

    Suri May 4, 2026

The Outspoken

The Artemis II Mission

By Anika Mathur on May 14, 2026
The Artemis II Mission

Beyond this, Artemis II represents more than simply a recreation of human history; it demonstrates our readiness to journey back into the depths of space and continue our efforts to establish a sustained human presence on the Moon and ultimately explore further into our solar system, and beyond.

A Living Wage

A Living Wage

By winstonchoy422 on May 14, 2026

It’s no wonder that the argument for paying workers a living wage is gaining traction; a minimum wage is absolutely not enough to keep food on the table.

“Modern” Slavery Still Exists

“Modern” Slavery Still Exists

By Suri on May 3, 2026

In 2017, Nigerian migrants who came to Libya were captured by the government and sold in modern-day slave markets for 300 USD per person. Some of these migrants ended up in their owner’s field in Libya, having to pull tomatoes from the soil, bent over, having no freedom, which they so desperately craved.

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