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What Can We Learn from America’s Centennial?

What Can We Learn from America’s Centennial?

As we get ready to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the nation’s founding—in an America stressed by authoritarian overreach, economic anxiety,...

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Fergus M. Bordewich

Why Everyone Is So Tired of Work

Why Everyone Is So Tired of Work

"I hope this email finds you well." It’s a phrase that lands in inboxes every day—but let’s be honest, how many of us actually feel...

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Patricia Grabarek And Katina Sawyer

How to Be Kind in a World That's Always Monitoring You

How to Be Kind in a World That's Always Monitoring You

If you’re reading this article on a phone, a tablet, or a laptop, the odds are very high that you’ve currently got a camera pointed at your face,...

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Aram Sinnreich And Jesse Gilbert

American Health Care Will Suffer Under Trump’s Tariffs

American Health Care Will Suffer Under Trump’s Tariffs

Over the last few years, there has been increasing pressure on the U.S. health care system: this includes issues related to hospital staffing, as well...

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Robert Glatter And Peter Papadakos

How CEOs Beat Trump on Tariffs

How CEOs Beat Trump on Tariffs

It took a mere 13 hours for the Trump administration to cave on their reciprocal tariff scheme. President Donald Trump, Commerce Secretary Howard...

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Jeffrey Sonnenfeld And Stephen Henriques

The Artist as Witness in the Era of BLM

The Artist as Witness in the Era of BLM

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Mikael Owunna

To Empower Africa's Youth, We Must Protect Their Health

To Empower Africa's Youth, We Must Protect Their Health

If you want to glimpse the future, look to Africa—the youngest, fastest-growing continent brimming with potential. As two women raised in Africa,...

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Ndidi Okonkwo Nwuneli And Charlize Theron

The Business Roundtable is MIA Against Trump’s Attacks

The Business Roundtable is MIA Against Trump’s Attacks

President Donald Trump recently attacked Walmart, the biggest private sector employer in the United States and the largest retailer in the world....

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Jeffrey Sonnenfeld And Steven Tian

Is this the Implosion of the World’s Richest Man?

Is this the Implosion of the World’s Richest Man?

Thursday’s escalating explosions between President Donald Trump and Elon Musk are only a prelude. It is the start of a hot war, and it could soon...

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Jeffrey Sonnenfeld And Steven Tian

The Global Affordability Crisis Isn’t Going Away

The Global Affordability Crisis Isn’t Going Away

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Neale Mahoney And Adam Shaw

The Planet Needs Us to Disrupt the Economy

The Planet Needs Us to Disrupt the Economy

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yesterday 5

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Dame Ellen Macarthur And Jonquil Hackenberg

Why Aren’t We Using AI to Advance Justice?

Why Aren’t We Using AI to Advance Justice?

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Amal Clooney And Philippa Webb

Ending the Era of Megafires

Ending the Era of Megafires

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Marc Benioff And Ed Russo

A Dangerous Shift in Maternal Health Policy

A Dangerous Shift in Maternal Health Policy

More than 85% of maternal deaths in the United States are preventable. Yet last week, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr....

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Stephanie Psaki

The Supreme Court is Dangerously Broken. Here’s How to Fix It

The Supreme Court is Dangerously Broken. Here’s How to Fix It

When rumors surfaced that Justice Alito could retire in the near future, members of Congress were quick to assert their role in a potential...

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Miriam rosenbaum and emily whitehead

If AI Can Model Cells, Science Can Deliver Cures

If AI Can Model Cells, Science Can Deliver Cures

My journey into medicine started when I lost my grandpa to cancer. I remember him dropping me off at my sixth-grade classroom in the morning, and by...

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Priscilla chan

We Don’t Need to End Citizens United to Rein in Super PACs

We Don’t Need to End Citizens United to Rein in Super PACs

The business model of American politics is clear, and it is clearly corrupt.  The strategy of this corruption was perfected in 2024 by crypto super...

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Lawrence Lessig

A New Generation of Climate Leaders Is Our Last Hope

A New Generation of Climate Leaders Is Our Last Hope

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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Meera Subramanian

What Has Gone Wrong With Architecture

What Has Gone Wrong With Architecture

In 1953, the philosopher Isaiah Berlin took a fragment of ancient Greek poetry and used it to divide the world into two kinds of thinkers: “The Fox...

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Arthur kay

Trump’s War in Iran is Causing a Modern Crisis of Confidence

Trump’s War in Iran is Causing a Modern Crisis of Confidence

As the Middle East conflict drags on, so do its political and economic ramifications. Heading into the 2026 midterms, Democrats hope to exploit the...

27.04.2026 4

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Will Johnson

Column: Let's Use AI to Build a Better World

Column: Let's Use AI to Build a Better World

AI is reshaping the world. But while much of the conversation has focused, rightfully, on its dangers, there is another part to the story that’s...

27.04.2026 4

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Jennifer jordan-saifi

Why We Should Agree to Agree

Why We Should Agree to Agree

At a time when many of our most important conversations feel increasingly polarized, it’s easy to fall into patterns that keep us stuck.  Too...

26.04.2026 7

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Lisa sherman

The Cost of Being Different

The Cost of Being Different

There is a cost to being different. Trust me, I’ve paid it in full, with interest. When I walked into Apple Music as the Head of Global Consumer...

26.04.2026 5

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Bozoma saint john

A New Generation of Climate Leaders Is Our Last Hope

A New Generation of Climate Leaders Is Our Last Hope

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

25.04.2026 5

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Meera Subramanian

Arbor Day Is Actually About Infrastructure

Arbor Day Is Actually About Infrastructure

There is an inherent understanding that roads, bridges, and water systems are vital to a functioning society. Their value is obvious, their absence is...

24.04.2026 4

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Dan Lambe

Cuba Is Not a Prize. It Is a Warning.

Cuba Is Not a Prize. It Is a Warning.

Even as the world is consumed by the war in the Middle East, there is a growing sense that something is about to unfold in Cuba. Yet whatever the...

24.04.2026 6

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Carlos manuel alvarez

In Cuba: To Be, or Not to Be

In Cuba: To Be, or Not to Be

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23.04.2026 6

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Leonardo padura

Waiting for Spring in Havana

Waiting for Spring in Havana

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23.04.2026 5

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Carlos Eire

What Cuba Needs

What Cuba Needs

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23.04.2026 5

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Ricardo Torres

The Cuba Question

The Cuba Question

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23.04.2026 7

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Aj Hess

Why Epstein Survivors Should Testify Before Congress

Why Epstein Survivors Should Testify Before Congress

Last week, Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche said he would support alleged victims of convicted sexual offender Jeffrey Epstein publicly testifying...

22.04.2026 6

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Joan M. Cook

Iran’s Supreme Leader No Longer Reins Supreme

Iran’s Supreme Leader No Longer Reins Supreme

On Apr. 17, when Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi announced that the Strait of Hormuz would be reopened to commercial shipping, the backlash...

21.04.2026 10

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Hamidreza Azizi

Can a Documentary Help End Gang Violence?

Can a Documentary Help End Gang Violence?

The first Crips appeared on the streets of South Central Los Angeles in blue bandanas, leather jackets, and starched Levis between 1969 and 1971....

21.04.2026 9

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Terry mcdonell

How American Schools Can Address Political Polarization

How American Schools Can Address Political Polarization

Polarization has become one of the defining threats to American democracy. The philosopher Robert B. Talisse distinguishes between two kinds of...

20.04.2026 8

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Deborah kenny

Welcome to the Second Gilded Age

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18.04.2026 7

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Mordecai kurz

How Hormuz Could Shape China’s Taiwan Strategy

Iran shut the Strait of Hormuz without a navy. A handful of missile and drone strikes convinced the insurance markets that transit came with too steep...

17.04.2026 10

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Eyck Freymann

Modern Dating Is Making Us Less Secure

You go on three great dates. The conversation is easy. They text constantly for a week. Then they disappear for two days. When they return, they act...

17.04.2026 8

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Amir levine

What The Pitt Says About Burnout, and Why Self-Care Won’t Solve It

I spent 15 years working in the ER, and watching HBO’s The Pitt felt less like entertainment and more like reliving some of the hardest moments of...

16.04.2026 10

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Archana shrestha

Trump Has Abandoned His Affordability Promises

“We can’t take care of day care. We’re a big country. We have 50 states. We have all these other people. We’re fighting wars,” he said...

16.04.2026 10

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Ai-jen poo and reshma saujani

How AI Can Beat Cancer

The core problem in oncology has always been one of discrimination. Cancer cells and normal cells are, at the molecular level, nearly identical. What...

16.04.2026 9

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Cyriac roeding

Philanthropy Must Choose Courage Over Caution

For generations, philanthropy has been a stabilizing force in moments of civic strain, moving resources where markets and government fall...

16.04.2026 9

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Abigail disney and carolina garcía jayaram

The Neuroscience of the Self

What makes up our sense of self has been an important focus of discussion for centuries. It has vexed philosophers and thinkers who have debated what...

15.04.2026 9

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Masud husain

The Myth of the Adult Friend Group

I grew up watching TV shows like Friends and Sex and The City, which glamorized a tight-knit group of adult friends who hang out together almost...

15.04.2026 9

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Meehika Barua

The Room Where My Father Died Changed How I See Architecture

In 2007, my father was dying in Bridgetown, Barbados from intestinal cancer. Dying in Barbados was long a part of his plan; though he lived in...

15.04.2026 10

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Michael p. murphy

How Canada Fell in Love with Mark Carney

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney won three byelections Monday night, giving him a majority government and a free hand to further remake the...

14.04.2026 10

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Stephen Maher

The City That Refuses to Break: Why Dubai Will March On

What makes a city great? Different cities succeed by different measures, but a robust infrastructure, a strong sense of identity, a vibrant cultural...

14.04.2026 10

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Mina Al-Oraibi

Agency in the Age of AI

There’s a lot of hype about AI agents. If you are a lawyer in a big law firm, the story goes, you will soon have a team of AI agents that you can...

14.04.2026 10

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John Palfrey

I’m a Chess Champion. Here’s Why I Play Chess Against ChatGPT

Large language models (LLMs) are bad at chess. And yet, as a three-time National Chess Champion and a two-time U.S. Women’s Chess Champion, I love...

14.04.2026 9

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Jennifer shahade

Universities Must Reinvent Themselves for the Intelligent Age

For more than a century, universities have been among humanity’s most transformative institutions. They powered the scientific revolution,...

13.04.2026 10

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Klaus Schwab

7 Marriage Lessons From the Reagans

Former First Lady, Nancy Reagan, recently passed away and as the politicians and pundits weigh in on her legacy, one theme continues to emerge as one...

13.04.2026 30

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