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  • Behind the Lens interview with the director of Igualada: Refusing to Know Your Place.
  • Trump says Iran war wrapping up, but address leaves more questions than answers
  • These massive walls of water may be far more common than we once believed.
  • In the literary thriller The Red Grove, a community of women live among redwoods, until a death changes everything.
  • In Tamar Shapiro's debut novel Restitution, a family wrestles with the personal consequences of the reunification of Germany.
  • In this tense literary thriller, the only Asian-American partner in a NYC law firm is accused of murder.
  • Buying a home is a conventional milestone for couples. But as home prices skyrocket, many Americans are buying homes with someone who isn't their romantic partner.
  • The Gulf Coast Symphony continues to grow and offer year-round programming even as other regional symphony orchestras have closed. Gulf Coast Symphony Founder and Music Director Andrew Kurtz explains how the organization works to diversify its performance offerings and attract new audiences.
  • While lots of research has been conducted on how being in space affects plant biology, no research had ever been done on exactly what the trip up into space does to a plant and its genes. That is, until Aug. 29, 2024 when UF Space Biologist, Dr. Rob Ferl, loaded himself and some small tubes with plants in them that are specially designed to allow him to freeze their genes in place at specific times — which he did at certain points of the flight on the Blue Origin New Shepard rocket. This process will allow him and his research team to see exactly how that transit up into space, and then back down again, causes the plants to turn certain genes on or off to adapt to that voyage. We talked with him just a few hours after he returned to Earth.
  • If Vice President Harris were to win the swing states of Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, she would be short one electoral vote to win the election. That's where Omaha comes in.
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