Technology

I’ve been writing about technology for most of my professional life, and I’ve seen trends come and go. Some ideas show up loud and flashy, burn bright for a year, then disappear. Others arrive quietly, almost unnoticed, and end up changing how millions of people think and act. Voozon belongs to the second group. When […]

There’s a voice that never really goes quiet. It speaks when we wake up, follows us through the day, and sits with us long after the lights go out. Sometimes it encourages us. Sometimes it questions us. Sometimes it tells us stories about who we are that we never stopped to verify. That voice is

Across the United States and other parts of the world, scientists have taken to the streets to express growing concern over government policies they believe threaten science, research, and evidence-based decision-making. Feeling under siege, researchers, students, doctors, and educators have organized marches and rallies in response to policies associated with former President Donald Trump’s administration.

At first glance, a quiet desert floor seems like the last place you’d expect movement. Yet in certain deserts, gravel-size gypsum crystals mysteriously slide across flat, dry ground, leaving long trails behind them. For years, this strange phenomenon puzzled scientists and sparked stories of magnetic forces and hidden life. The real explanation, however, is just

Modern medicine has saved millions of lives, but behind many breakthroughs lies a story that forces us to ask difficult questions about ethics, consent, and respect. The story of Henrietta Lacks is one of the most important reminders that while science depends on human cells, it must also honor the humans they come from. Who