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Archaeoastronomer Anthony Aveni challenges the persistent idea that aliens, if they’re out there, are just like us.

Once seen as verboten, self-disclosure is increasingly recognized as a means of connecting with clients and helping them feel seen. But what, when, and how to share—and when to stay silent—can still stump even the most seasoned therapists. Here’s what to keep in mind.

As online content glamorizing disordered eating surges, teens struggling with anorexia are being targeted by predators who promise to help them, but instead groom them for sexual abuse.

Artist Tyler Thrasher leverages crystals, cicadas, and color to push the boundaries of what’s possible in art and nature.

Rare book dealer Rebecca Romney believes that what we choose to collect, or not to, can shape history.

Philosopher Barry Lam endorses only one rule: We should have fewer rules.

In a new memoir, singer-songwriter Neko Case explores how she learned to channel long-ago loneliness into lyrical harmony.

In a new memoir, singer-songwriter Neko Case explores how she learned to channel long-ago loneliness into lyrical harmony.

Archaeoastronomer Anthony Aveni challenges the persistent idea that aliens, if they’re out there, are just like us.