An asteroid or a nuclear war can end the world. Mathematical musings from one’s armchair cannot. Birth rank seems to have no ...

Then it’s kind of a mystery to try to figure out why and how they’re related.” The Riemann hypothesis has proved to be a font ...

If you haven't seen the latest Java developer productivity report from Perforce, you should check it out. Written by Perforce CTO Rod Cope and developer tools exec Jeff Michael, the "2025 Java ...

GREENSBORO, N.C. — Taxes are all about numbers, and each year, millions of math errors are caught by the IRS. For this tax season, taxpayers will now receive letters from the IRS detailing where they ...

Readers express concerns over local issues including roundabout safety, noise ordinances, and political civility. Several letters critique the actions and rhetoric of political figures and their ...

To the editor: In an opinion published Monday, April 27 and titled: “America is losing its most valuable resource: People,” columnist George Will quotes another expert conservative thinker for a ...

To the editor: RFK Jr. said this: “A Democratic senator claimed it’s mathematically impossible to have a drug drop by 600%. I said, ‘Well, if the drug was $100 and it raises to $600, that would be a ...

A friend texted me last week, “Zak, they’re building another car wash in town—what gives?” It’s a fair question. There are already more than a dozen car washes in Flagstaff. How can yet another be an ...

In the United States, facilities that manufacture drugs must implement quality systems that comply with current good manufacturing practice (cGMP) regulations in 21 CFR Parts 210 and 211. While cGMP ...

I was pretty good at math. I made As, in fact. And what doesn’t add up is a 2,500-seat performing arts center with only 300 parking spaces [“Council to Explore Parkside Entertainment Center ...

The U.S. military uses letters in aircraft names to identify the primary purpose or role of the aircraft. Prior to 1924, designations were more complex (e.g., "PW" for pursuit, water-cooled), but were ...

I enjoyed Mark Lewis’s lighthearted April 12 column on “Girl Math” and appreciated his humor and self-awareness. However, I’d like to gently point out something the column inadvertently reveals about ...