Why Are Mummies so Rare?
Feeling ill? In 15th-century Europe, the remedy for your headache, stomach ailment, or cancer might come with a side of Egyptian mummy....
Editor's Pick: Lamborghini Revuelto
Think of the all-new Lamborghini Revuelto as a combination of styles stretching back decades. It blends the big-nosed Murcielago with the...
When You Don't Sleep Well, Your Brain Starts to Eat Itself
Up to 70 million Americans are sleep-deprived. But those hours of lost sleep add up to a bigger health deficit than you may realize, says...
84th Abierto de Tortugas
On the last day of qualifying for the 84th Tortugas Country Club Open, they faced each other on court 7 of the local club, La Dolfina...
Miley Cyrus puts the 'Tude in Gratitude
Miley Cyrus’ fitness routine made headlines earlier this summer when she revealed that she wears high heels while exercising, part of a...
The Silver Lining of Setbacks
One of the most frustrating, yet most satisfying things that I do is golf. There is no greater feeling than hitting a pure 9-iron from...
It's Not You; It's Them: Why People Take So Long to Return a Text
The defining feature of conversation is the expectation of a response. It would just be a monologue without one. In person, or on the...
The Dawn of the Silicon Valley Superbaby
In the heart of Silicon Valley, where innovation drives the future and ambition knows no bounds, a new frontier is emerging: the quest...
Are Cool-Cations the Future of Travel?
It’s the end of August and I’m hiking in Gstaad, Switzerland, listening to the chimes of cowbells faintly echo in the cool mountain air....
Dolphins & Orphans: An Expected Commonality
In a historic move on December 18, 2019, all 193 member states of the United Nations formally recognized that orphanages do not protect...
