At 2 years old he read signs and watched documentaries: the genius boy who today attends university in Alabama
Van-Houston McMillion, a 13-year-old boy, has become the youngest student in history to enroll at Calhoun Community College in Alabama, demonstrating remarkable intellectual capabilities from a very early age.
Alfonsín, the Enlightened One of Argentine Democracy
The article discusses the intellectual legacy of Raúl Alfonsín, emphasizing his role in Argentine democracy.
Philosopher Leading Global Intellectual Solidarity Condemns US War
Jurgen Habermas, a prominent philosopher, advocated for global solidarity against US unilateralism during the Iraq War, rallying intellectuals worldwide, but passed away recently at the age of 96.
The 'Counter' Library: Here are the Books of Cultural Controversy
The article discusses a lesser-known library that focuses on works examining how the left has maintained control over cultural institutions throughout the 20th century.
Former Clinton aide Paul Begala warns Democratic party has become a ‘faculty lounge’ of intellectual elitism
Former Clinton aide Paul Begala criticized the Democratic Party for becoming elitist and detached from working-class roots during a recent appearance on 'Real Time with Bill Maher.'
Selective Memory AI: Major Platforms Ignore Publishers' Rights
A recent study highlights how major AI models fail to credit their sources, particularly Canadian journalism, raising concerns over intellectual property rights.
Singles in their thirties, does Cupid fail?: "I'm looking for a man to admire intellectually, who wants a family, who is mature... and I can't find that"
Women in their thirties are struggling to find a suitable partner to start a family, prioritizing intellectual compatibility and maturity over immediate relationships.
Celebratory Session of the Academy of Athens for the 100th Anniversary of its Founding
The Academy of Athens celebrated its centenary with a session attended by the President of the Republic, highlighting its significant role in Greek society.
Paul Deegan: Time to stop the theft of news content IP
The article discusses the importance of protecting intellectual property in news content amid the rise of AI and misinformation.
Kim Min-seok apologizes for remarks on Yoo Si-min as a TV-loving Gangnam intellectual
South Korean Prime Minister Kim Min-seok publicly apologized to author Yoo Si-min for comments made during a private conversation that were captured on camera, which sparked controversy.
Not just tariffs: Foreign nations profited off of us — now Trump is striking back
The Trump administration is actively countering international trade practices that it views as harmful to U.S. workers and industries.
The Illuminating Pain of Martin Ehala
Martin Ehala's book discusses the historical emergence of postmodernism and its contemporary expressions, including an exploration of John Nash's theory on the profitability of intellectual work.
Habermas' Successor: What Gap?
The article discusses the legacy of philosopher Jürgen Habermas and the search for his intellectual successors following his passing.
New Academic and Intellectual Books on March 20
A list of newly released academic and intellectual books is presented, covering anthropology, philosophy, digital connectivity, architecture, and music sociology.
"Democratic Beliefs: A Practical Intellectual Who Upheld Them Throughout His Life"
The article reflects on the life and contributions of the late Professor Seo Ik-jin, who passed away on March 7, 2026, and is remembered for his staunch advocacy for democracy and social equality in South Korea.
Woman has sentence quashed by Tanzania court after over a decade on death row
Lemi Limbu, a woman with intellectual disabilities, has had her death sentence overturned by a Tanzanian court after more than ten years of incarceration.
Jürgen Habermas / The author of the state doctrine of the federal republic asked the churches for a promise of redemption, not vagueness
Jürgen Habermas, a prominent German philosopher, passed away at the age of 96, leaving behind a legacy of influential thought and engaging conversations about societal change.
Athens Academy 1926-2026: The "Invisible Thread" of a Century of Spiritual Compass
The Academy of Athens celebrated its 100th anniversary with a public ceremony held at its iconic ceremonial hall, marking a significant milestone in Greece's intellectual history.
A Changing Ruling and a Escalating Story: What Happened in the Case of Maha El-Saghir?
Egyptian media figure Maha El-Saghir received a new ruling that overturned her previous sentence of one month in prison for allegedly stealing artwork and violating intellectual property rights.
Museums, social networks, microspaces, and book fairs: the new scenarios of critical thinking
The article discusses the evolution of intellectual debates in Argentina, contrasting past discussions among intellectuals during the dictatorship with today's rapid digital interactions.
Pop Mart’s Labubu headed to big screen in collaboration with Sony Pictures
Pop Mart has announced a film featuring its character Labubu, in collaboration with Sony Pictures, aimed at expanding its intellectual property.
The End of the Pharmaceutical Lock: The Story Behind the Patent Resolution that Divided Laboratories for Decades
Argentina has lifted intellectual property restrictions on pharmaceuticals that had been in place since 2012, reflecting a long-standing conflict between domestic and foreign laboratories.
Mercedes-Benz Re-registers Its Brand in Russia After Exiting the Country in 2022
Mercedes-Benz has re-registered its brand in Russia after halting vehicle production and deliveries in response to the Ukraine invasion in 2022.
IMPI promotes changes to strengthen Chapter 20 of the T-MEC following U.S. recommendations
The Mexican Institute of Industrial Property (IMPI) is working to enhance Chapter 20 of the T-MEC by making regulatory adjustments and improving international coordination in response to U.S. recommendations.
Molecular Clock Controls the Maturation of Nerve Cells
An Estonian scientist has described a mechanism that functions like an internal clock during the development of brain cells, ensuring that the right genes are activated at the precise moment, which could provide insights into neurodevelopmental disorders such as autism and intellectual disability.
Ruthless politician or intellectual end, who is Ali Larijani: Khamenei's loyalist declared dead by IDF
Ali Larijani, a significant figure in Iran and a loyalist to Khamenei, has been reported dead by the Israeli Defense Forces, a claim that Iran vehemently denies, asserting instead that he is alive and has sent a handwritten message.
The Departure of Syed Naqiib Al-Attas: A Pioneer of 'Islamization of Knowledge' and the Revival of Literature as the Essence of Civilization
Malaysian philosopher Syed Muhammad Naqiib Al-Attas passed away at the age of 94 in Kuala Lumpur, leaving a significant intellectual legacy in contemporary Islamic thought.
Users are to blame for patent delays, says Inpi president at event
The president of Brazil's National Institute of Intellectual Property (Inpi) stated that delays in patent grants are primarily due to the negligence of users, including companies and universities.
How the tactics of modern football began from the heart of cafes in Vienna and Budapest?
The article explores the origins of modern football tactics in the 1930s within the cafes of Vienna and Budapest, emphasizing the intellectual approach to play developed by the Danubian School.
The Wizard from the Kremlin / It Was Not a Silovik, But an Intellectual, Writer, Director, and Above All, the Political Strategist that Putin Initially Needed
The article discusses the film 'The Wizard from the Kremlin,' based on Giuliano da Empoli's acclaimed book, which explores the nuanced portrayal of Putin's rise to power and its reception despite the competing documentary 'Mr. Nobody Against Putin.'
Today's quote, Nietzsche: 'There is a blindness more dangerous than not seeing… and almost no one realizes it'
Friedrich Nietzsche's warning about intellectual blindness continues to resonate today, emphasizing the importance of recognizing that our own perspectives may not represent the sole reality.
The Police dismantles the largest counterfeit toy network in Madrid: 600,000 'Stranger Things' items seized
The National Police in Spain has seized over 600,000 counterfeit toys, primarily related to 'Stranger Things', marking the largest operation of its kind in the country.
The black swan of intellectual depreciation
The article discusses how the value of ideas, much like economic goods, is relational and often subject to inflation due to a surplus of commonplace thoughts and ideas in public discourse.
In Memory of Habermas: Not Without Polished Rhetoric
The article reflects on the legacy of German philosopher Jürgen Habermas, emphasizing his critical approach and openness to new movements.
Habermas as a philosopher of constitutional democracy
The article discusses the legacy of German philosopher Jürgen Habermas, who recently passed away at the age of 96, emphasizing his role as a public intellectual engaged in political discourse.
SZ in the Evening: News from March 14 and 15, 2026
Famous philosopher Jürgen Habermas has passed away at the age of 96, having remained critical of political elites until the end.
In mourning for Habermas
Jürgen Habermas, a prominent German philosopher, passed away at 96, prompting reflections on his significant impact on philosophy.
The company accused of plagiarism sold a 'bad copy' of Göran's bus shelter to SL
A design dispute arises as a replica bus shelter model, allegedly a copy of the original 'City 90,' has been installed in Hallstavik, drawing criticism from the original creator's son.
Jürgen Habermas, the last of the great German philosophers and one of the most influential of the 20th century
Jürgen Habermas, a notable German philosopher and sociologist, passed away at the age of 96, leaving behind a legacy of substantial contributions to public discourse and critical thinking in Europe.
The minister is furious about gang recruitment at special schools: 'Brutal and cynical'
The Swedish Minister has expressed outrage over gangs recruiting children with intellectual disabilities near special schools, highlighting the issue's severity and the government's commitment to address it.
Jürgen Habermas: He Inspired the Country to Think and Debate
The renowned German philosopher Jürgen Habermas has passed away at the age of 96, leaving behind a legacy of intellectual engagement and public debate.
The Czech Lion for Best Film was won by Karavan, starring Kafka's actor
The film 'Karavan,' which discusses the lives of people with intellectual disabilities and autism, won the Czech Lion for Best Feature Film.
The thousand controversies of Jürgen Habermas: from the Nazi legacy to the nod to Putin's Russia
The death of German philosopher Jürgen Habermas marks the end of a significant intellectual career characterized by ongoing controversy.
Aristotle: “The wise man never says all that he thinks, but always thinks all that he says”
The article reflects on Aristotle's wisdom concerning the importance of intellectual prudence and the responsibility of communication.
The World After Habermas
The article reflects on the intellectual legacy of Jürgen Habermas, highlighting both his influence and certain aspects he overlooked.
German philosopher Jürgen Habermas dies at 96
Jürgen Habermas, a prominent German philosopher and a leading intellectual of 20th-century European society, has died at the age of 96 in Starnberg, Bavaria.
Jürgen Habermas, the Last Intellectual
The death of German thinker Jürgen Habermas marks the loss of a great philosopher who remained open to discussion with all the major intellectuals of his time.
Voices on the Death of Jürgen Habermas: 'Our Country Owes Him Incredibly Much'
The death of renowned philosopher Jürgen Habermas has provoked significant reactions from prominent public figures.
1:0 Against Heidenheim: No Frankfurt School at Eintracht
Eintracht Frankfurt secured a narrow 1-0 victory over Heidenheim, performing below the expected standards of football associated with the city's intellectual legacy.
Text about Gottfried Benn: The First Appearance of Habermas in F.A.Z.
Jürgen Habermas's career as a public intellectual began in 1952 with a critical piece on Gottfried Benn's radio play published in F.A.Z.