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History Ever wondered why the Republican Party is sometimes referred to as the GOP? We’re taking a look at the term’s origins.

What Does GOP Mean in Politics Now vs. When It Was Conceived?

Science The number of superstorms increases year after year. Is there anything humans can do to stop them from forming?

Is There Anything We Can Do to Prevent Superstorms?

World View TikTok is no longer just an entertainment platform — now, it’s helping teachers and educators share their knowledge. Check out some of the best educational TikTok accounts to follow.

Smart on Social: 8 of the Best Educational TikTok Accounts

Science In Japan, an artificial intelligence system originally developed to help bakeries is now helping doctors. Find out how the BakeryScan bread-spotting robot may have a new role in diagnosing cancer.

Meet the Bread-Scanning AI System That’s Learning to Help Doctors Diagnose Cancer

World View The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has extended the REAL ID deadline to May 3, 2023. Here’s what you need to know.

The REAL ID Act: Everything You Need to Know About the New REAL ID Deadline

Science Ever wondered what makes you special? Biologically speaking, genes you inherit from your parents determine your characteristics.

What Are Genes? Genetics 101 for All Ages

Science Similar to the “Jurassic Park” films, scientists want to use CRISPR-Cas9 gene technology to clone woolly mammoths — and the results could be disastrous.

Why Scientists' Plans to Clone Woolly Mammoths Could Be a Jurassic Mistake

History Today, tarot is a popular practice that helps people interpret the world around them. Learning the rich origins of the cards can help you further understand them, and maybe yourself, a little better.

Don't Get a Tarot Reading Without First Learning the Cards' Surprising Origins

Science Did you know that every month’s full moon has at least one name? Find out these names and the sometimes surprising significance behind them.

What Moon Is It This Month? A Year-Round Glossary of Named Moons

History Throughout U.S. history, “October Surprises” have occurred, threatening to upend presidential elections in the eleventh hour. But can these events actually sway voter behavior?