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The Cost of America's Broken Immigration System

The Cost of America's Broken Immigration System

In the afternoon of December 9, 2021, in my third month as U.S. Ambassador to Mexico, I received an urgent message from Mexico’s foreign affairs...

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Ken Salazar

Trump, Rubio and a Zombie State In Venezuela

Trump, Rubio and a Zombie State In Venezuela

For decades after the 1967 Caracas earthquake, seismologists warned Venezuelans that a major earthquake was coming. And we had been waiting for the...

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Rafael Osío Cabrices

AI’s Execution Problem

AI’s Execution Problem

As AI reshapes institutions, industries, and economies, innovation has gained the spotlight. We celebrate breakthroughs in models, advances in science...

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Nigel Vaz

We’re Taking Hobbies Too Far

We’re Taking Hobbies Too Far

A few weeks ago, a clip from Dominican Sisters Open Mic, a podcast featuring Catholic nuns, went viral.  “Do you have a hobby, sister?” one nun...

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Meehika Barua

The 2026 World Cup Proved That America Can Still Do Big Things

The 2026 World Cup Proved That America Can Still Do Big Things

Americans are far from optimistic about our future. According to a recent Pew Research poll, 69% of us are dissatisfied with the way things are going,...

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Alex Lasry

What the World Should Learn from Australia’s Social Media Law

What the World Should Learn from Australia’s Social Media Law

Due to the technical or legal reasons, readability mode is not available for this article. Thank you for your kind understanding.

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Ravi Iyer

When ICE Kills, We Cannot Look Away

When ICE Kills, We Cannot Look Away

After sustained outrage over the murders of Alex Pretti and Renee Good in Minneapolis forced a public reckoning with ICE, I hoped the worst was behind...

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Kica Matos

What World Cup Hydration Breaks Tell Us About the Times We Live In

What World Cup Hydration Breaks Tell Us About the Times We Live In

Everyone seems to have an opinion about the hydration breaks at this summer's World Cup. Many scoff at the need, suggesting they are another FIFA...

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Laura Schifter

30 Years Later: The 1996 Olympics Made Atlanta Bigger, But Not More Equitable

30 Years Later: The 1996 Olympics Made Atlanta Bigger, But Not More Equitable

I remember watching Michael Johnson sprint around the track in Atlanta, his gold chain swinging with every stride and his gold shoes flashing under...

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Jeffrey Bennett

Is This the End of the Endless Frontier?

Is This the End of the Endless Frontier?
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Eric Schmidt And Wendy Schmidt

I See My Father in the Fathers Killed by ICE

I See My Father in the Fathers Killed by ICE
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Ingrid Rojas Contreras

A War Neither America Nor Iran Can Win

A War Neither America Nor Iran Can Win
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Sanam Vakil

The Most Important Part of Therapy Happens After You Leave the Therapist’s Office

The Most Important Part of Therapy Happens After You Leave the Therapist’s Office
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Joan M. Cook

Why It Is Time for the West to Crush Putin’s War Economy

Why It Is Time for the West to Crush Putin’s War Economy
15.07.2026 3

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Jeffrey Sonnenfeld

AI Should Give Rise to an Ownership Economy

AI Should Give Rise to an Ownership Economy
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Lynn Forester de Rothschild

World Models Are AI’s Next Frontier

World Models Are AI’s Next Frontier
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Celine Herweijer

Will Israel Elect Netanyahu Again?

Will Israel Elect Netanyahu Again?
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Ian Bremmer

How AI is Shaping Childhood

How AI is Shaping Childhood
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Dana Suskind

The Unimaginable Trauma—And Resilience—of the People of Gaza

The Unimaginable Trauma—And Resilience—of the People of Gaza
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Dr. James S. Gordon

In Defense of Reading Books

In Defense of Reading Books
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Jen Benka

Israel’s Economy Is Thriving. Many Israelis Are Not.

Israel’s Economy Is Thriving. Many Israelis Are Not.
13.07.2026 3

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Frayda Leibtag

Gap Years Are Wasted on the Young

Gap Years Are Wasted on the Young
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Dj Didonna

Grand Slam: Why Wimbledon Is Still the Biggest Stage in Tennis

Grand Slam: Why Wimbledon Is Still the Biggest Stage in Tennis
11.07.2026 3

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Nick Pachelli

The World Cup's Strangest Rituals Reveal How Belonging Really Works

The World Cup's Strangest Rituals Reveal How Belonging Really Works
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Julia Dhar

How to Ensure AI Serves the Public Good

How to Ensure AI Serves the Public Good

Throughout history, periods of major technological change have reshaped economies and transformed societies. The steam engine, electricity, and the...

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Paschal Donohoe

The Tech Bro-ification of Marketing

The Tech Bro-ification of Marketing

Scroll through LinkedIn, and you will find a flurry of new job listings with curious titles: “Narrative Engineer”, “UGC Engineer”, “Media...

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Miranda Shanahan

How the Iran War Worsens the Climate Crisis

How the Iran War Worsens the Climate Crisis

On Wednesday, President Donald Trump told reporters at the NATO summit in Ankara that the initial agreement to end the war between the United States...

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Sarah Yerkes And Alejandro Martin Rodriguez

Political Candidates Have An Opening on Clean Energy

Political Candidates Have An Opening on Clean Energy

It’s 2026, gas prices are still too high, and oil executives are warning the White House that costs could get worse before they get better. The...

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David Kieve

The Menopause Conversation Still Has One Major Blind Spot

The Menopause Conversation Still Has One Major Blind Spot

I was leading a workplace session on menopause, screens full of faces from the same company. We’d covered the standard symptoms: hot flashes, sleep...

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Dr. Sarah Berg

Naftali Bennett: Why the U.S.-Israel Alliance Matters

Naftali Bennett: Why the U.S.-Israel Alliance Matters

Two hundred and fifty years ago, a small group of visionaries put their names to a document that changed the world. They declared, against the verdict...

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Naftali Bennett

Trump’s Attacks on the Smithsonian Are an Attack on American History

On the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, the Trump Administration attempted to declare independence from history...

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Marc Stein

We’re Conservative Republicans. The SAVE Act Is a Mistake

President Donald Trump’s recent refusal to sign a broadly bipartisan housing bill unless Congress first passes the SAVE America Act once again...

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Reid Ribble And Tom Corbett

Which Side Are You On? Swift, Trump, and America's 250th

On the weekend America turned 250, two spectacles competed for the nation’s soul and only one of them felt like a celebration. The first was the...

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Jeffrey Sonnenfeld

We Need Planetary Intelligence in the Age of AI

The large language models (LLMs) that have captivated the world are among the most powerful tools ever built. Many can give PhD-level answers to...

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Will Marshall

How a Stranger Used One Text Message to Steal My Entire Digital Life

Consider, for a moment, the architecture of your own life. The photographs of your children. The passwords to your bank. The device in your pocket...

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Ryan Pettit

The Unexpected Way AI Helped Me Appreciate My Body

Distaste for Big Tech is one of the few headline topics on which my conservative mother and I agree. We sit at her kitchen table, trying to outdo each...

07.07.2026 6

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Rebekah Taussig

Stop Mourning the Old NATO. Build the New One.

Is Europe capable of securing itself? That is the singular question NATO leaders gathering in Ankara, the Turkish capital, for a crucial summit on...

07.07.2026 10

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Galip Dalay

How to Govern AI in a World in Rupture

Last month, I asked hundreds of young people from all over Europe what the internet would look like in 2036. For 46%, it was “something we can’t...

06.07.2026 10

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Alain Berset

The Far Gates: A father, a daughter, and flights from Iran

On a June evening, I was at the Heathrow Airport in London boarding a flight for Bogotá. I was travelling to be at a wedding I had come close to not...

06.07.2026 10

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Mahsa Alimardani

The Cost-of-Living Crisis Is Rewriting the Rules of Dating

I used to say that I wouldn’t want to date someone who lives with their parents or with roommates. But with the current cost-of-living crisis, who...

06.07.2026 10

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Meehika Barua

America’s Greatest Strength

Due to the technical or legal reasons, readability mode is not available for this article. Thank you for your kind understanding.

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Robert Hormats

How to Make AI Data Centers More Sustainable

As an AI researcher studying the environmental impacts of this technology, every time I tell someone what I do for a living, I wince a little,...

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Sasha Luccioni

Healing America Means Rethinking Patriotism

America, the world’s oldest, continuous, modern democracy, will soon celebrate its 250th birthday—mired in conflict and piloted by a belligerent...

03.07.2026 10

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Dominic Erdozain

Can Corporations Survive the Age of AI?

The greatest threat facing business today is not artificial intelligence. It is the illusion that AI is the whole challenge. Across the world,...

02.07.2026 10

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Klaus Schwab

The Business Model of Colleges Is Broken. It’s About to Get Worse

When J. Michael Haynie, chancellor of Syracuse University, announced last month that the university would miss its enrollment target and run a deficit...

02.07.2026 10

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Jeffrey Selingo

We Need to Invest in the Dignity of Work for the AI Era

At the heart of the AI is a fear that it could become the first technology in human history to lead to fewer jobs for workers and permanently higher...

01.07.2026 8

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Gene Sperling

The Myth of the National Team

After the U.S. Men’s National Soccer Team’s (USMNT) emphatic victory over Paraguay and then dominating defeat of Australia, a historically...

01.07.2026 5

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Michael Morris

Why Learning a Language Still Matters

Today, AI can impressively help anyone to write and read in almost any language. This allows a surface-level exchange of ideas, but comes at a steep...

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Douglas Hofstadter

The Case Against Fireworks

This year’s Fourth of July fireworks promise to be especially explosive. The White House is endeavoring to smash the Guinness World Record for the...

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Char Miller

Recursive Self-Improvement is the Human Skill We Need in the AI Age

The news is full of sober warnings about AI. The latest: recursive self-improvement, or RSI.  RSI is the process by which AI systems improve...

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Arianna Huffington