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Discover more during this Leap Year, where Thursday represents Leap Day on Feb. 29, a date that recurs every four years, which brings with it unique traditions celebrated worldwide.

“The pieces in this issue share very little in common save their quality and perhaps the fact that they each represent, in some form, a bewildered quest to find out what the world is trying to be.”

A light was lit in the yard for every newborn in the hospital. "But is this true or is it a rumor?" In Bergamo, the city where he first brought his

“In my seventy-plus years from 1946 to now, the chorus of fear-mongering bullshit has never ceased – only grown louder. The joke is on us. Ha Ha Ha.”

The journey from nuclear power to denuclearisation requires us to be cognisant of the horrors of radioactive life in which breathing itself is undemocratic.

The “Lost Antetokounmpos” of Greece Giannis and his brother Thanasis in Sepolia, Athens. Credit: Wikimedia Commons/ CC BY 2.0 There are thousands of kids in Greece like Giannis Antetokounmpo who, along with his brothers, was effectively stateless for the first 18 years of his life, having no documents from either Nigeria or Greece since his parents had reached the country illegally. Antetokounmpo — a second-generation immigrant born and raised in Sepolia, Athens — was given Greek citize...

Talking About Trees: Id walk a mile for a movie. The Museum of Photographic Arts once again hosts the annual Human Rights Watch Film Festival, which, for the first time in its 11-year history, screens virtually and therefore all across the United States. The lineup is yours to watch between February 2-8. Purchase tickets by visiting MOPA.org/HRWFF. Tickets are limited and likely to sell out. It’s wise to book in advance. Talking About Trees (2019) “Once upon a time in the land of films…�...