Thursday, September 10, 2026
Beyond Witches and Alchemy: How Global Universities Are Bringing Medieval Magic to Digital Classrooms
Unexpected Signals: How Low Liver Enzymes May Point to Early-Onset Colorectal Cancer Risk in Young Adults
The Diesel Crisis We Predicted Has Arrived: Understanding the Economics, Infrastructure Collapse, and National Security Implications
The Psychology of Looking Foolish: Why Embracing Embarrassment Is Good for Your Mental Health

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Beyond Witches and Alchemy: How Global Universities Are Bringing Medieval Magic to Digital Classrooms
Unexpected Signals: How Low Liver Enzymes May Point to Early-Onset Colorectal Cancer Risk in Young Adults
The Diesel Crisis We Predicted Has Arrived: Understanding the Economics, Infrastructure Collapse, and National Security Implications
The Psychology of Looking Foolish: Why Embracing Embarrassment Is Good for Your Mental Health

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Beyond Witches and Alchemy: How Global Universities Are Bringing Medieval Magic to Digital Classrooms

Unexpected Signals: How Low Liver Enzymes May Point to Early-Onset Colorectal Cancer Risk in Young Adults

The Diesel Crisis We Predicted Has Arrived: Understanding the Economics, Infrastructure Collapse, and National Security Implications

The Psychology of Looking Foolish: Why Embracing Embarrassment Is Good for Your Mental Health

The Weight of "Not Wrong": Why Capable People Stay in Unaligned Lives—and How to Leave

A Quarter-Century of Healing: The Complex Trajectories of 9/11 Trauma and Recovery

Beyond the Strait: Trump Links Iran War’s End to Midterms as Economic Pressures Mount

Beyond the Red Flags: A Counselor’s Personal Journey Through Domestic Violence, Self-Reclamation, and Healing

Beyond the Bedtime Twitch: Groundbreaking Research Links Restless Legs Syndrome to Whole-Body Autonomic Dysfunction

Rethinking the Narrative: Why Medical Experts Are Reassessing the Breast Cancer Risks of Estrogen-Only Hormone Replacement Therapy

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Honoring Ancestral Wisdom: United Nations Spotlights Indigenous Midwives for World’s Indigenous Peoples Day

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By Manny Tejeda y Moreno Published: August 8, 2026 Main Facts On August 9, 2026, the global community observed the United Nations International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, turning a spotlight toward the invaluable contributions, profound spiritual traditions, and cultural continuity maintained by Indigenous communities worldwide. This year, the international observance centers on a…

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The Psychology of Sacred Spaces: How Communal Rituals Foster Awe, Unity, and Global Connectedness

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By Manny Tejeda y Moreno Published: August 7, 2026 Category: Culture / Science & Society Main Facts From the rhythmic thrum of drums at seasonal equinox gatherings to the hushed reverence of stadium crowds and the vibrant chaos of city-wide carnivals, communal rituals remain a fundamental pillar of the human experience. While modern skepticism often…

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Rewriting Tradition in the Age of Ash: A High Priestess’s Call for Ecological Stewardship Amid Global Wildfires

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ATHENS, GREECE — As the northern hemisphere reaches the zenith of summer heat, a profound shift is rippling through Earth-based spiritual communities. For centuries, the cross-quarter festival of Lammas (or Lughnasadh) and the astrological peak of Leo season have been honored with blazing bonfires—symbols of solar potency, transformation, and the first harvest. However, in an…

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Pagan Community Notes: Aquarian Tabernacle Church Responds, Salem Turns 400, and Environmental Guardians Make Waves

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August 6, 2026 By The Wild Hunt News Desk Introduction: A Diverse Tapestry of Modern Pagan Life In this week’s edition of Pagan Community Notes, The Wild Hunt explores a wide-ranging cross-section of news impacting modern Pagans, Witches, and Earth-centered spiritualities. From institutional responses to political discourse and historic milestones in New England, to grassroots…

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Pagan Community Notes: Celebrating Diana, Exploring Braucherei, and the Spiritual Completion of The Wicker Man Legacy

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Main Facts In this week’s comprehensive edition of Pagan Community Notes, published by The Wild Hunt on August 13, 2026, the contemporary Pagan and esoteric community observes several major cultural and religious milestones. Centering on the ancient Feast of Diana, the weekly roundup also highlights the ongoing modern documentation of Pennsylvania German Braucherei (powwow) traditions…

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Unpacking the Bizarre, the Bigoted, and the Sensational: The Wild Hunt Launches “What the Hounds?”

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By The Wild Hunt Newsroom Published: August 6, 2026 Introduction: When Headlines Defy Logic In modern media, the line between investigative journalism, cultural commentary, and sheer absurdity is frequently blurred. Every week, news cycles churn out developments that prompt editors, researchers, and cultural observers to pause, rub their eyes, and utter a collective, disbelieving query:…

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Decades of Obsession: The Arrest and Hospitalization of Benjamin Lewis and the Struggle Against Occult Misrepresentation

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SALISBURY, England — For months, the rural tranquility of Hampshire’s historic New Forest was fractured by a deeply disturbing campaign of targeted vandalism. Churches—sacred spaces meant to offer sanctuary and peace—became the staging grounds for grim discoveries: the mutilated remains of stolen lambs and road-killed deer, arranged alongside provocative iconography like inverted crosses and Tarot…

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Supreme Court to Weigh State Nondiscrimination Rules Against Religious Freedom in Colorado Preschool Case

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WASHINGTON — The United States Supreme Court is set to hear oral arguments on November 3 in St. Mary Catholic Parish v. Roy, a high-stakes legal battle that could profoundly reshape the boundary between religious accommodation and government nondiscrimination protections. While the case stems directly from a conflict between Catholic parish preschools and the state…

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Rewriting History at Stonehenge: Ancient DNA Reveals the Famous Upton Lovell "Shaman" Was a Woman

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DEVIZES, England — For more than two centuries, the foundational narratives of British prehistory have rested on a series of deeply ingrained assumptions. When pioneering antiquarians unspooled the contents of a Bronze Age round barrow near Stonehenge in the early 19th century, they categorized the high-status remains they found according to the societal norms of…

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Celebrating the Wheel of the Year: Pagans Worldwide Observe Lughnasadh, Lammas, and Imbolc

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GLOBAL — As the Earth completes another quarter turn along its ancient path, modern Pagan communities across the globe have gathered to mark the shifting seasons. In the northern hemisphere, this weekend ushers in the festival of Lughnasadh—also widely known as Lammas—representing the first of three pivotal harvest celebrations on the modern Wheel of the…

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