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Author Ann Morgan invites book lovers to follow her on a literary journey through 196 countries.

Are you a soldier or a scout? Your answer to this question, says decision-making expert Julia Galef, might determine how clearly you see the world.

Shanghai native David Li shares some of his favorite spots in the city, including the hackerspace he runs. See Li’s Shanghai through eight photos by Lawrence Wang.

Think newspapers’ obituary sections are just about dying? Think again. They’re celebrations of humanity — with lessons for us all, according to data analyst Lux Narayan.

In his TED talk, “The kill decision shouldn’t belong to a robot,” Daniel Suarez described the rise of drones, automated weapons and AI-powered intelligence-gathering tools. Here, he goes further, laying out what he says is no less than a coming “automation revolution.”

Urbanist and architect Iñaki Romero Larrea wants to rebuild Spain from the ground up. See six of his favorite places in his home city of Madrid.

For this year’s holiday book list, we asked TED speakers, educators and podcasters: “What books have inspired you?” We hope their recommendations help you refresh and recharge.

Outraged at the incidence of sex crimes at colleges, activist Jess Ladd got mad — and then she got to building. Here’s how she developed a secure and sensitive reporting system that’s in use on 13 campuses.

Writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie calls out Feminism Lite — “a hollow, appeasing and bankrupt idea.”

The remnants of a dead romance may hurt you more than the end itself did.