Therapists are increasingly discussing AI for mental health with their prospective and existing clients, often at the urging of the client. getty In today’s column, I examine the growing trend of ther...
10.24.2025 Forbes.com and 1 sites
By R. Grant Gilmore III, Director, Historic Preservation and Community Planning Program, College of Charleston From ancient Egypt to Washington, D. C. , rulers have long used architecture and associat...
10.24.2025 Massachusettssun.com and 2 sites
Eesaa Dawood took part in the Trinity College Cambridge Law Essay Competition and the John Locke Institute Essay Prize, with his work placing him among the top entrants globally, earning recognition f...
10.27.2025 Batleynews.co.uk and 3 sites
Most North Carolinians think our country is on the wrong track. That’s what 55% of respondents said in the latest High Point University survey, with 54% of likely voters offering the same critique in ...
10.22.2025 Johnstoniannews.com and 3 sites
The Gaza, the one that existed on the morning of October 7 is gone, decimated by months of saturation bombing, shelling, bulldozing and controlled demolitions. All that was familiar when I worked in Gaza has vanished, transformed into an apocalyptic landscape of shattered concrete and rubble. My New York Times office in the center of Gaza City. The Marna boarding house on Ahmed Abd el-Aziz Street, where after a day’s work I would drink tea with Margaret Nassar, the elderly woman who owned it, a ...
10.22.2025 Middle-east-online.com and 1 sitesFrom ancient Egypt to Washington, D. C. , rulers have long used architecture and associated stories to project power, control memory and shape national identity. As 17th-century French statesman Jean-...
10.26.2025 Newspronto.com and 1 sites
Sitting on a public affairs television panel last weekend, flanked by two progressive commentators, I was struck by how out of touch their arguments sounded. They clung to decades-old talking points a...
10.23.2025 Johnstoniannews.com
i Diversity, for so long championed as the source of our strength, is rapidly proving the UK’s undoing. There can be little doubt now that Britain is becoming a sectarian state. The signs are everywhe...
10.24.2025 Spiked-online.com and 1 sites
Paul Maddox has spent decades studying sickness. A cancer researcher, tenured professor and lifelong learner, he’s spent much of his career exploring how to heal the body. Now, Maddox says, he’s ready...
10.24.2025 Smokymountainnews.com
Ray Whiting , PhD, was finishing the last of his degrees at Syracuse University when he began searching for full-time employment. He said jobs in academia had stalled, and there were few to no openings. Then a big cohort of educators retired, and rep...
10.27.2025 Augusta.edu