Mark Antony

Dec. 14, 2024: Our weekly roundup of the latest science in the news, as well as a few fascinating articles to keep you entertained over the weekend.

Not everyone is convinced.

The legendary director talks about his wide-ranging reading taste, and some of the books that informed his latest film, which stars Adam Driver as a visionary polymath.

For nearly half a century, Ursula Boschet has run a legendary costume shop in Los Angeles. Now, the 90-year-old is closing up — and everything is for sale.

The journalist and author of the bestseller "America's Bitter Pill" writes how misinformation and conspiracy theories, spread via social media, destroy the common thread of facts and shared truths that holds a democracy together.

Bob Newhart has died at age 94

COMMENT: Marty, I just wanted to thank you for opening my eyes. The logic that the market commentators make no sense. Bloomberg wrote, "Bets on a rate hike in

Cleopatra star Gal Gadot says the upcoming biopic will "change the narrative" around the iconic Egyptian queen, who she says is often portrayed as a "seductress".

Spartacus Rebellion 73-71 BC QUESTION: Marty, nobody has done such intense research geopolitically than you. This theory of a one-world government seems absurd with so many languages and cultures. Looking at Ukraine, Kyiv is demanding the people in the Donbas speak only Ukrainian and they must surrender their religion to the Patriarch in Kyiv. This

If you just can't wait...

History tends to repeat itself — a notion that will be explored in a Seton Hill University Theatre and Dance Program production of "Julius Caesar." William Shakespeare's classic drama of political intrigue and personal honor will be staged Friday and Saturday and March 3 and 4 in the university's Performing

On January 16, 27 BC, the Roman Senate conferred upon Gaius Julius Caesar Octavianus the title "Augustus," effectively making him the first Roman Emperor.

Good news for egyptologists and those who love Ancient Egypt History.

Uncovered tunnel, located more than 13 meters underground, has been described by Egyptian authorities as a 'geometric miracle'

Did Bishop Fulton Sheen foretell the death of Stalin?

Will we ever find Cleopatra's tomb or the Ark of the Covenant? Some mysteries may never be resolved.

Two distinct psychological profiles of political discontent

From poison apples to cruel tasks for little Cinderellas, stepmoms have gotten a bad rap. But being part of a blended family can have some wonderful advantages.

Queen Cleopatra VII of Egypt was a serious scholar who wrote about her scientific findings.

There's Big Oil, Big Ag, Big Tech, Big Pharma there's the Big Apple, the Big Easy, and now that Enerkem is joining the ranks of the ever-mightier with news of its latest $255 million capital raise, we better think of a category and Big SynGas might do the trick. The Canadian firm has attracted admirers […]