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Lessons From The New U.N. Climate Report
By Simon Stiell
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What Europe Can Do Next to Re-Contain Russia
Xi Jinping's visit to Moscow only underscores the need to contain Russia in three key areas where Chinese support will help Putin advance.
By Liam Byrne
March 20, 2023
There Were Many Ways to Die in Baghdad
The reality of life in Baghdad was much worse than anything we could portray in snippets of news and articles
By Ghaith Abdul-Ahad
March 20, 2023
Keeping the Faith After Leaving Religion
The inspiration we need has to do with noticing the weird beauty of the real.
By Jennifer Michael Hecht
March 19, 2023
Situationships Are Actually Great
Maybe the relationship wasn't a “waste of time.” Maybe it was just a situationship, writes Myisha Battle.
By Myisha Battle
March 18, 2023
The West Bank Pogrom May Be a Terrifying Sign of What’s Next
The increasing violence in the West Bank is something that Palestinians experience daily. We can't look away, writes Rula Salameh.
By Rula Salameh
March 18, 2023
How El Niño May Test the Limits of Our Climate Knowledge
If El Niño comes this year it could help us better understand what's happening on our warming planet
By Adam H. Sobel
March 17, 2023
Doctors See the Wreckage of Gun Violence Every Day. We've Had Enough
Working on the frontlines of gun violence is traumatizing, write Dr. Joseph V. Sakran and Dr. Kimberly Davis.
By Dr. Joseph V. Sakran and Dr. Kimberly Davis
March 17, 2023
Why Netanyahu Faces His Biggest Political Challenge Yet
Netanyahu is trying to change Israel’s Supreme Court. He’s going to need all the help he can get, writes Ian Bremmer.
By Ian Bremmer
March 17, 2023
The World Cannot Afford ‘Pandemic Fatigue’
Moving on would be a terrible mistake. This is the best time to start looking ahead to the next pandemic.
By Ellen Johnson Sirleaf
March 17, 2023
Who Is Really to Blame for SVB and the Banking Crisis
There is one real culprit behind the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank.
By Zachary Karabell
March 16, 2023
How '70s Black Basketball Players Changed the Game Forever
The impact of Black ball players' fight for higher compensation and labor protections in the ‘70s is felt today, writes Theresa Runstedtler.
By Theresa Runstedtler
March 16, 2023
Black Queer History Is American History
Black LGBTQIA+ history will never be erased, writes Myeshia Price.
By Myeshia Price
March 16, 2023
Why a Puppy Might Do More for My Patients Than I Can
Many of my patients know the limit of modern medicine. They need care and comfort.
By Farzon A. Nahvi
March 16, 2023
How the SVB Collapse Has Sparked a Run On The Truth
Amidst all the finger pointing, there's one main culprit for the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank
By Jeffrey Sonnenfeld and Steven Tian
March 15, 2023
Russia Is Vital to the Clean Energy Transition. That's a Problem
The uncomfortable truth is that Russia is essential to the same energy transition that will reduce demand for its oil and gas
By Suriya Jayanti
March 15, 2023
The Danger of Russia Becoming President of the U.N.
The U.N. is about to allow the fox to guard the chicken coop. Russia must be stopped
By Jeffrey Sonnenfeld and Sergiy Kyslytsya
March 14, 2023
East Palestine Residents Should Be Skeptical of Cleanup Efforts
Norfolk Southern has hired the Center for Toxicology and Environmental Health to test for toxins in East Palestine, creating conflicts of interest.
By David Michaels
March 14, 2023
What True Justice Looks Like for Sexual Violence Survivors
For sexual violence survivors, money is rarely a way to make amends, writes Judith L. Herman.
By Judith L. Herman
March 14, 2023
America Needs a COVID-19 Bipartisan Commission to Prepare for the Next Pandemic
Without a postmortem on America's COVID-19 response we won't know how to respond better next time.
By Leslie Bienen and Margery Smelkinson
March 14, 2023
Angela Bassett's Face Said Everything
"You see her absorb in real time what was perhaps almost a foregone conclusion for a Black actress, even one at her level."
By Mikki Kendall
March 13, 2023
Mikheil Saakashvili Must Not Die
The former president of Georgia Mikheil Saakashvili writes a letter from prison to his friend Bernard Henri-Lévy
By Bernard-Henri Lévy
March 13, 2023
Queer People Must Use History as a Guide to Fight Hate
Queer people have been here before, and must history as a guide to fight back, write Nan Goldin and Chase Strangio
By Nan Goldin and Chase Strangio
March 11, 2023
How Numbers Can Ruin Your Life
Maybe we all need a numbers detox, write Micael Dahlen and Helge Thorbjørnsen.
By Micael Dahlen and Helge Thorbjørnsen
March 11, 2023
The High Seas Treaty is Only the Beginning
The High Seas Treaty deserves our admiration. But it is not our destination, writes Peter Thomson.
By Peter Thomson
March 10, 2023
Sports Were Never Designed Around the Female Body
The unrealistic ideals placed on female athletes are not only ignorant, but also deeply harmful, writes Lauren Fleshman.
By Lauren Fleshman
March 10, 2023
The New American Dream and the Myth of Self-Sufficiency
Relentless individualism has been part of America's ethos. Not anymore, writes Alissa Quart.
By Alissa Quart
March 10, 2023
Big Tech Has Layoffs All Wrong
Research shows that such layoffs are often a net negative drag on companies’ financial performance over time.
By Kevin J. Delaney
March 9, 2023
How Big Business Fell Out of Love with the GOP
The story of how the Republican Party lost Big Business
By Jeffrey Sonnenfeld and Mark Penn
March 9, 2023
What Recovery Looks Like When You Have an Eating Disorder
If the rate of relapse for eating disorders can go as high as 70%, what does recovery really look like?
By Cole Kazdin
March 9, 2023
Judy Heumann Insisted Disabled People Belong
She lived in a story of her own making, and she expected the world to bend to it, not the other way around.
By Rebekah Taussig
March 8, 2023
3 Ways to Help End Child Marriage
Amal Clooney, Melinda French Gates, and Michelle Obama on why stopping this practice is critical to a more equal future
By Amal Clooney , Melinda French Gates and Michelle Obama
March 8, 2023
How to Help Teenagers Stay Motivated at School
"Sending our teens to school is like sending them to a buffet where they are required to try everything being served," writes Lisa Damour.
By Lisa Damour
March 8, 2023
The Survival Skills I Learned While Growing Up In a Cult
"There is a cost to unquestioning compliance. What you bury, grows," writes Michelle Dowd
By Michelle Dowd
March 8, 2023
The Case for Adding an Oscar for Best Scene Stealer
Film historian David Thomson argues the case for the one Oscar category the Academy should consider adding.
By David Thomson
March 7, 2023
Paris Hilton: Why I'm Sharing My Abortion Story
'So many women are facing it, and they feel so alone and judged and abandoned.'
By Paris Hilton
March 7, 2023
America's Army Recruitment Problem
The U.S. Army must change to reflect the world we live in, write Colonel Carmelia Scottskillern and P. W. Singer.
By Col. Carmelia Scott-Skillern and P.W. Singer
March 7, 2023
These Black Icons Have a Novel Idea to Save the Ocean
Ayana Elizabeth Johnson discusses ocean justice with Daniel Pauly and Rashid Sumaila, winners of the 2023 'Nobel Prize' for the environment.
By Ayana Elizabeth Johnson
March 6, 2023
Jenny Odell: What Happens When Nothing Happens
Jenny Odell explores the wonder of life's most ordinary moments.
By Jenny Odell
March 6, 2023
How Giuliani and Trump Destabilized Ukraine
Igor Novikov, a former advisor to Zelensky, speaks to the impossible price Ukraine paid when Giuliani and Trump did not aid Ukraine.
By Igor Novikov
March 3, 2023
How America Can Break Free of Extremists Views
"It’s time to imagine an American Renewal—an American Dream that unites us, instead of divides us," writes Adam Kinzinger.
By Adam Kinzinger
March 3, 2023
Why Sleep Paralysis Makes You See Ghosts
Sleep paralysis occurs in 1 in 5 people, and more crucially, often comes with mysterious, scary visions, writes Baland Jalal
By Baland Jalal
March 3, 2023
China's Fraught Peace Plan to End Ukraine War
China's quest to be a global problem-solver reveals a dangerous game, writes Ian Bremmer.
By Ian Bremmer
March 2, 2023
A Gen Z Colleague Called You Out. Here’s What to Do Instead of Freak Out
Older generations need break the cycle of outrage and engage with what Gen Z is trying to say, write Kenji Yoshino and David Glasgow.
By Kenji Yoshino and David Glasgow
March 2, 2023
America Is in Denial About Its British Imperialist Origins
A big lie America tells about itself is that it was a victim of Britain’s imperial oppression, not its creation, writes Sathnam Sanghera.
By Sathnam Sanghera
March 2, 2023
The Death of Dilbert and False Claims of Victimhood
Scott Adams' views are ridiculous. They are also racist and pervasive
By Janell Ross
March 1, 2023
How I Support My Child in the Face of Utah’s Ban on Gender-Affirming Health Care
Supporting my child’s gender expression isn’t hard. Shielding him from anti-trans stories is, writes Rebecca Brenner.
By Rebecca Brenner
March 1, 2023
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