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Official Denials, Persistent Sightings: What Are ‘Phantom Cats?’
By Shuiping A global pattern of unexplained sightings Along rural roads, at the edges of forests, and in sparsely populated areas across the world, some witnesses report encounters with a creature that defies easy classification: a large, black, feline-like animal whose size and appearance do not match any species officially

CHINA

Xi Jinping Under Growing Pressure as Military Distrust Rises and Taiwan War Risks Fade
By Wu Jialong Reports surrounding the alleged detention of Zhang Youxia remain clouded by uncertainty. I remain deeply skeptical that Xi Jinping has successfully taken Zhang into custody. It is equally plausible that Zhang has been shielded elsewhere by figures within the military establishment. At present, no definitive conclusion can

WORLD

The Axial Age: A Once-in-History Alignment of Minds
When humanity looks back across the vast sweep of its own history, one unsettling pattern repeatedly emerges. Certain events appear so improbable, and recur with such frequency, that it becomes difficult to explain them away as mere coincidence. Among these phenomena, few are as enduring or as provocative as what

LIFE

Costco Beef, Explained: What the Letters on the Label Really Mean
Step into Costco’s refrigerated meat section and you’ll see abundance engineered to overwhelm: endless rows of steaks and cuts, uniform lighting, deep reds and glossy whites, all designed to trigger impulse. Most shoppers respond predictably. They judge by color, visible fat, and price per pound. That’s a mistake. Seasoned buyers—chefs,

WELLNESS

You May Be Sick of the Cold, But Cold Is Not What Makes You Sick. Here’s Why.
Many people across cultures grow up hearing that cold weather makes you sick. Going outside without a coat, breathing in cold air, sleeping in a chilly room, getting caught in cold rain or snow, or simply feeling chilled are often blamed for causing colds or flu. This belief feels true

CULTURE

NYC Public Schools Join Global Celebration of ‘World Read Aloud Day’
More than 5,400 readers read aloud to over 37,000 students across the five boroughs NEW YORK, New York — On Feb. 4, New York City Public Schools (NYCPS) joined Litworld to celebrate World Read Aloud Day with events across the city. At P.S. 3 in Manhattan, Schools Chancellor Kamar Samuels