American Christians Face a Choice
by Peter Wehner
What happens to a faith when its believers decide they need a warrior instead of a servant?
0:00 / 24:34 · Narrator Charon
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2026-10-17
Today's Crosscut
Catching Cosmic Rays
How did the hunt for invisible particles go from a lone physicist hauling photographic plates up the Himalayas to an international team drilling sensors into a billion tons of Antarctic ice?
I’m a Physicist Who Worked on the Nobel-winning Neutrino Search – Here’s How a Cubic Kilometer of Antarctic Ice Became a Telescope for Ghost Particles From Space × How Photography Helped Physicist Bibha Chowdhuri See the Invisible in the 1930s
0:00 / 25:32 · Narrator Sulafat/Charon/Vindemiatrix
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What Messi Means
by Billy Haisley
How does watching a stranger play a game end up changing the course of your life?
0:00 / 20:11 · Narrator Rasalgethi
As White House Shifts Focus Toward AI and Tech, U.S. Science Leaders Defend Role of the American University
by Megan Molteni
If the government gives its science budget to tech companies, who pays for curiosity?
0:00 / 8:37 · Narrator Gacrux
For the curious →
When the Present Eats the Future
by Nathan Gardels
How does a free society build the next century when its economy only rewards the present?
0:00 / 10:53 · Narrator Algieba
Learning Without a Brain – How Bacteria Store Memories and Remember the Past Like Artificial Neural Networks
by Shiladitya Banerjee, Associate Professor of Physics, Georgia Institute of Technology
How exactly does a single cell hold onto a memory without a brain?
0:00 / 7:05 · Narrator Sulafat