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Get Smart(er)

This ancient rock is changing the theory on the origin of life, Tara Djok; what smart devices know (and share), Kashmir Hill and Surya Mattu; why one should read The Handmaid's Tale, Naomi R. Mercer.

The Future Ahead

Includes "Civilization on the Moon -- and What It Means for Life on Earth" by Jessy Kate Schingler, "Yes, Scientists are Actually Building an Elevator to Space" by Fabio Pacucci, and "A Sci-fi Vision of Life in 2041" by Chen Qiufan.

Morning Motivation

How rest can make you better at your job, Alex Soojung-Kim Pang; How burnout makes us less creative, Rahaf Harfoush; What causes insomnia, Dan Kwartler; The secret to giving great feedback, LeeAnn Renninger; Can't stick to a budget? Try these tweaks instead, Wendy De La Rosa; How playing sports benefits your body and your brain, Leah Lagos and Jaspal Ricky Singh; 3 ways to better connect with your coworkers.

Art of the Future

Includes "How Computers Are Learning to Be Creative" by Blaise Agüera y Arcas, "How Does Artificial Intelligence Learn?" by Briana Brownell, and "An Interdimensional Performance of Imagination" by Particle Ink.

Larger-Than-Life Art

"A video game to cope with grief" : Amy Green; "How hip-hop helps us understand science" : Danielle N. Lee; "Everything you need to know to read The Canterbury Tales" - Iseult Gillespie.

The Latest in Ideas

The hidden forces behind food choices; the curse of the monkey's paw with Iseult Gillespie; giving cash, not advice, to end extreme poverty, with Rory Stewart; an actor and a neuroscientist offer existential answers with Yara Shahidi and Anil Seth.

Food for Thought

A team of chefs feed Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria José Andrés; the wheat field that could change the world; texts help hungry kids; biochar removes carbon dioxide from the air and helps farmers thrive.

Procrastination Station