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Ukraine's Lose-Lose Energy War
Here's why tit-for-tat attacks on Russian and Ukrainian energy infrastructure pose a bigger dilemma for Kyiv.
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Jeffrey Sonnenfeld and Steven Tian examine Bob Iger’s track record at Disney, amid the company’s closely watched proxy fight.
By Jeffrey Sonnenfeld and Steven Tian
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The History of America’s Housing Problem
Past experience suggests it's time for the federal government to reconsider public housing.
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Building Homes Out of Plastic Waste
African start-up Kubik makes building materials out of hard-to-recycle plastic for affordable housing projects.
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Hidden Story of the Rise of Christianity
The untold history of the people who helped Jesus' disciples and the Church share the Christian story.
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Worried About Sentient AI? Consider the Octopus
On the present path AI has taken, a robotic octopus will remain a dream.
By Eugene Linden
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You Are Better Now Than Four Years Ago
The narrative about 2020 is all wrong and will shape the 2024 election.
By Eric Klinenberg
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The Roman Republic's Lessons for 2024
There are plenty of parallels between Ancient Rome and modern America—and one big, important difference.
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The sheer random chances of getting into Harvard.
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