Songs in the Key of Life turns 50 on 28 September. In 1975 Stevie Wonder announced a farewell tour and planned to move to Ghana. Here is what changed.
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IBD Remission: Feeling Better Isn’t the Same as Healed
IBD remission can hide a smoldering defect. A study in Science found gut cells still primed to die in people with no symptoms at all. Here is what it means.
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Did Hobbit Humans Live on Komodo Dragon Leftovers?
A 2026 study says the hobbit humans of Flores scavenged what Komodo dragons left behind. But the bones point to a far smaller daily meal than expected.
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MAL Blood Group: The 50-Year Mystery, Finally Named
The MAL blood group closed a 50-year blood mystery in 2024: one 1972 sample, one missing marker, and two decades of work aimed at barely a handful of people.
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Why Power Grids Are More Stable When Parts Don’t Match
A Science study found what makes power grids more stable is not matching parts but small differences between them. The catch is the part that matters.
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Why Did Monet Paint the Same Haystack? Chasing the Light
Why did Monet paint the same haystack over and over? He wasn’t stuck. He was chasing light that never repeated, working up to twelve canvases in a day.
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Sunday Night Anxiety: You Can’t Gather Monday Tonight
Sunday night anxiety is your mind gathering a whole week at once. Exodus 16 says those who gathered more had nothing over. A slow Bible meditation for tonight.
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How to Forgive Someone Who Isn’t Sorry: Stop Waiting
How to forgive someone who isn’t sorry: Jesus spoke it mid-offense, and Joseph’s brothers never came themselves. What that frees you from while you wait.
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What Do Neurons Look Like? Not the Textbook’s Smooth Tube
What do neurons look like? Freeze brain tissue instead of drying it and the smooth textbook cable turns into a string of pearls. Scientists are arguing.
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Hebrew Word for Light: What Does “Or” Really Mean?
What does or really mean? A word study of אוֹר (or), Strong’s H216 — the Hebrew word for light itself, why Genesis gives us light three days before the sun, and how that changes Psalm 27:1.