Tom Cruise Goes Off-Script: Why Digger Is Dividing Critics | Culture Crash
We review the polarizing new film Digger featuring actor Tom Cruise and why this bizarre climate satire turned out to throw us for a loop.
El Niño’s Hidden Threat | Viewpoints Explained
A hidden force beneath the Pacific Ocean could spell trouble for the West Coast this winter. We cover how these nearly invisible waves, fueled by El Niño, could bring damaging coastal flooding and affect ocean life.
Why Stress Doesn’t Always End When The Day Does
What if the secret to handling stress isn't avoiding it, but getting better at recovering from it? Health psychologist Dr. Elissa Epel explains why our bodies can stay stuck in stress mode long after a difficult day ends, how small doses of stress can work in our favor, and the simple, science-backed ways to break this damaging cycle.
What We Remember vs. What We Bury
Some monuments tower over cities, while others are tucked away or have been forgotten entirely. Author Howard Mansfield takes us from grand war memorials to symbolic, more understated designs that feel disconnected in today’s world. In this story, we explore how the monuments we see shape our understanding of history and whose stories get remembered.
