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Ancient shipwreck sees light of day again, a major milestone for Chinese underwater archaeology

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global times By Ji Yuqiao and Li Yuche On Monday, as a shipwreck was slowly pulled out of the water from the bottom of a riverbed where it had been laying for more than a century and a half, Chinese →

Against Secular Thanksgiving

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the american conservative by Adam Ellwanger This week, Americans will be on holiday for a long weekend. Thanksgiving will be an occasion for gathering with friends and family, eating an extraordinary →

Chinese forum of global scientists increasingly gathers top researchers sharing vision of globe’s future

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global times By Lin Xiaoyi, Ji Yuqiao and Du Qiongfang the international scientific community particularly value this great scientific event, where they share the latest academic findings, seek to →

The Collapse of Consent in Canada

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​the american conservative​​​ by Declan Leary Amir Farsoud is going to be murdered. The 54-year-old Canadian, whose story went viral online this week, is in the last stages of approval for “medical →

The Lost Art of Spotting Sociopaths

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the american conservative by Sohrab Ahmari Sam Bankman-Fried’s downfall makes you wish there were still novelists toiling in the 19th-century tradition of realism. The cryptocurrency titan who placed →

Yes, it's OK to cry

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cbs news For professional golfer Rob Labritz, the sport is a game of passion. And he has paired that passion with a lifetime of practice, with every day devoted to putting, chipping, pitching, bunker →

Why Should People Go To Church?

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the american conservative by Rod Dreher Douthat in his blogging days at The Atlantic. Today's issue is like a blast from that past. I'll quote from it below. Here's how it begins: A couple of years →

Sixty Years of Vatican II

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​the american conservative​​​ by Michael Warren Davis Pope John XXIII officially convened the Second Vatican Council on October 11, 1962—sixty years ago this month. Time really does fly when you’re →

Arizona voters file complaints against armed vigilantes patrolling ballot boxes

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cbs news by Mark Strassmann Multiple Arizona voters have filed formal complaints against armed vigilantes patrolling ballot drop boxes near Phoenix. And with just two weeks to go until the midterm →

It’s Not That Boys Are Dumb

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the american conservative by Carmel Richardson Talking about female ascendancy in academia is sort of like talking about crime statistics. We are all quite aware of what is happening, some of us may →

Chinese central govt’s jurisdiction over Dalai Lama’s reincarnation reaffirmed on intl seminar

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global times By Shan Jie Scholars in Tibetology from China and overseas have shared studies and discussed the fixed religious rituals and historical conventions of Living Buddha reincarnation in →

Saving the Subjective

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the american conservative by Micah P. Veillon Our post-Enlightenment world struggles from a deep loss of meaning. We no longer feel at home in the world—little we see in Nature that is ours. One →

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