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Patent records show how many companies are interested in trying to record how people feel
If the left could separate economics from culture, capitalism would have more to fear
Warmer summers are attracting more migratory birds but the nests are emptying before their time
The EU has denounced US duties while imposing its own protectionist measures dressed up as climate policy
As construction slumps and manufacturing automates, 53mn Chinese now work for low wages in food delivery and ride-hailing
The answer is obvious to all except the real climate change zealots: the anti-net zero movement
For Britain’s elite universities, governance issues add to funding woes
Veterans and voters have punished past administrations for costly wars, but these days many Americans don’t seem to care
The row over early releases ignores the fact that many will soon return without proper educational funding
A sense of fatalistic inevitability about the technology’s evolution is triggering something close to despair
The row over early releases ignores the fact that many will soon return without proper educational funding
The country has bet big on tech services but disruption is coming
Further scrutiny and accountability would strengthen independence
What some see as an alarming population explosion could be just what the continent needs
South Dakota’s Black Hills are central to Lakota Nation cosmology and identity
Kyiv is short of interceptors to withstand Russia’s ballistic missile attacks
Trump’s vow to dismantle the international court will inaugurate a new era of impunity
The blue skies of the American Midwest are likely to be hit by fleeting but powerfully unhealthy air every summer
The president’s flawed decision-making is finally catching up with him
The Gulf state has deployed a mixture of cash and charm to become one of America’s most important Middle East allies
No matter the scene — start-ups to restaurants, real estate and even politics — the city has never felt buzzier
Burnham should promote a broader conception of advanced manufacturing that goes beyond frontier technologies
It’s lurking in one of the US’s top exports: higher education
But will Congress have the courage to save it?
A new law imposing a duty of candour seeks to force officials to tell the truth. But will it work?
Children’s cute job hopes look unattainable, but they are still worth encouraging
Burnham has a chance to create a legislative carve-out that speeds the process of returning the artefacts to Greece
We need to find ways to lift the financial and resource constraints on new homebuilding
Under Trump an ultra-wealthy clique has infiltrated government, raising concerns about democratic integrity
Authoritarians are gaining ground in an era of more transactional diplomacy
The most advanced systems are evolving faster than efforts to keep them safe
The US attorney’s relationship with the president is on thin ice after her office rejected claims of vandalism at the Reflecting Pool
Weak educational outcomes often owe more to economic performance than education policy
Candidate countries hope for progress after years of inaction, but some in Brussels are still uncertain about enlargement
Tokyo and Washington’s desire to maintain stability may be creating long-term danger
The US urgently needs to broaden its export control regime if it’s serious about winning the AI race
Gen Z’s nostalgia for a world they never experienced is a quiet revolt against dominant narratives about the future
Talented researchers and entrepreneurs have built a dynamic start-up ecosystem that deserves to be magnified
The president and Gen Z voters are far more open to a co-operative relationship with Beijing than hawks in Congress
The Tory leader’s stance on climate exposes her greatest strength and weaknesses
The group’s shares have quadrupled, but it has yet to prove itself a serious manufacturing competitor to Taiwan’s TSMC
Billboard-worthy rates of economic growth mask high levels of wealth and income inequality
Getting a company to implement recommended changes is a contact sport that only humans can play
It will require changes to sentencing as well as building more capacity
The US and China use the technology as an instrument of state power, while the EU is still considering its course
Millions of Indians have been forced into the near-impossible task of trying to prove they are who they say they are
On defence, the two sides of the continent increasingly inhabit different worlds
States must actively tilt the playing field on renewable energy too
Piloted fighter jets may act more as mission commanders, supported by autonomous ‘collaborative combat aircraft’
A case in China shows the dangers associated with this groundbreaking treatment
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