The Unexpected Bond Between a Renowned Artist and a Skilled Forger
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FDA-Certified At-Home Brain Stimulation Gadget Seeks to Address Depression by Altering Patients’ Brain Excitability
The Evolution of Mental Wellness A Smithsonian magazine exclusive report The treatment features a Bluetooth headset that patients can link to an app on their smartphones. It could signify a transformation in mental health therapy Margherita Bassi | Daily Correspondent May 7, 2026 12:39 p.m. The treatment entails using a headset during multiple at-home sessions. Flow Neuroscience via Facebook Late […]
Chonkers the Enormous Sea Lion Attracted Throng to San Francisco’s Renowned Pier 39. Then, a New Plump Sensation Usurped His Identity
The Steller sea lion made a rare appearance at the pier, typically frequented by smaller California sea lions. Nevertheless, he might have departed days prior, during which a colossal individual of the more common species misled observers Sara Hashemi | Daily Correspondent May 7, 2026 12:19 p.m. Chonkers, a Steller sea lion, is significantly larger than his smaller California sea […]
Urban Birds Appear to Be More Afraid of Women Than Men—and Researchers Are Uncertain Why
The research investigated 37 avian species in urban areas across five European nations. On average, the birds allowed men to approach roughly three feet closer than women before taking flight. Rudy Molinek | Reporter May 7, 2026 10:00 a.m. The European green woodpecker was among the most cautious species observed Alexis Lours via Wikimedia Commons under CC BY 4.0 In […]
Before He Became a Founding Father, Benjamin Franklin Established the Lending Library. Now His Possessions Are Showcased There Before Proceeding to Auction
In 1731, bibliophile Franklin established the Library Company of Philadelphia, where this week guests can view a compilation of his documents valued between $3 million and $4.5 million Mary Randolph | Correspondent May 7, 2026 9:43 a.m. The collection features writings concerning Franklin’s electrical experiments. Sotheby’s A receipt from a book sale, talks of tax arrangements and a mortgage log […]
HKWalls 2026: Revolutionizing Hong Kong through Murals and Box Truck Art
**HKWalls 2026: Revitalizing Hong Kong with Murals and Box Truck Art** In the lively city of Hong Kong, where towering structures shape the horizon and the fast-paced lifestyle sets the rhythm, a dynamic art movement is reshaping the urban environment in creative ways. The HKWalls Festival, celebrated for turning public areas into vibrant canvases for street art, is preparing for […]
Divers Uncover the Wreck of a Coast Guard Cutter from World War I, Which Disappeared with 131 Crew Members Aboard in 1918
The remains of the “Tampa,” which fell victim to a German submarine torpedo, were discovered 50 miles off the shores of Cornwall, England. This tragedy marked the greatest single American naval casualty during the war. Ellen Wexler | Writer and Special Projects Editor May 7, 2026 7:30 a.m. During World War I, the Tampa secured convoys against submarine threats. U.S. Coast Guard […]
“Protest Themes Highlighted at the Venice Biennale”
# Art, Protest, and Remembrance: A Dynamic Week at the Venice Biennale This week, the Venice Biennale, often dubbed the art-world Olympics, became a focal point for both artistic expression and vigorous protest. Journalist Omar El Akkad’s poignant quote, “one day, everyone will have always been against this,” resonates amid this vibrant backdrop, where the silence of those choosing not […]
Discoveries from Underwater Robots at France’s Deepest Shipwreck, a 16th-Century Merchant Ship Located at the Mediterranean Seafloor
Referred to as the “Camarat 4,” this vessel was laden with cannons, cauldrons, and numerous ceramics—which can still be seen on the ocean floor. Scholars are examining the location and meticulously retrieving a small array of artifacts Ellen Wexler | Writer and Special Projects Editor May 7, 2026 6:00 a.m. An image of the ceramics from the Camarat 4 captured by […]