From Pardon To Halls And Schools

In the turbulent post-World War II era, amidst the backdrop of geopolitical shifts and the struggle for statehood in Palestine, Hank Greenspun emerged as a figure of intrigue and controversy. His life, marked by a blend of journalism, clandestine operations, and entanglements with organized crime, reveals a complex tapestry of ambition and moral ambiguity. Greenspun’s… Continue reading From Pardon To Halls And Schools

AI Love For Loneliness

Shakespeare may have said that music is the food of love, but increasingly these days, the language of this very real emotion may be artificial intelligence. The growing phenomenon in the search for companionship is becoming more common, with computerized companions generated completely by artificial intelligence. These bots are sophisticated enough to learn from prior… Continue reading AI Love For Loneliness

Lithium Kills

In the dry expanses of Central Nevada, Nyle Pennington, a seasoned hydrologist, sounds the alarm about the impact of the burgeoning lithium mining industry on water sources. At the nation’s only active lithium mine, owned by Albemarle, groundwater levels are plummeting due to the massive water requirements of lithium extraction. The lithium boom, spurred by… Continue reading Lithium Kills

Strong Bonds Lead To Change

Two community organizations in Las Vegas, Nevada, are working to improve the lives of underrepresented communities on the East Side and promote environmental sustainability. The Fifth Sun Project and The Solidarity Fridge are separate organizations that are focused on these issues in the East Side community. The Fifth Sun Project was founded by a group… Continue reading Strong Bonds Lead To Change