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The History of International Adoption

By Arissa H. Oh / Made by History

We’ve Been Thinking About Gun Violence All Wrong

By Jens Ludwig

How Trump Disappointed Ukraine

By Andrey Kurkov

How Iran-Contra Impacts Politics Today

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The Grief of Discarding Your Frozen Eggs

"There is an emotional toll—in the form of lingering hope and unfulfilled potential—to maintaining frozen eggs."

By Amanda Sloat

What Mark Zuckerberg Is Missing on AI and Loneliness

"Zuckerberg accurately diagnoses our crisis of isolation. But the solution will not be automated," writes Kim Samuel.

By Kim Samuel

'Sponsorship'—Not Mentorship—Will Help You Land a Job

‘Mentors talk to you; sponsors talk about you,’ writes Rosalind Chow.

By Rosalind Chow

I’m Resigning from the NSF and Library of Congress

I cannot participate in systems that require dishonesty as the price of belonging.

By Alondra Nelson

A New Jersey ICE Facility. A Warning for All

"With Delaney Hall in their backyard, the people of Newark have one more reason to live in fear."

By Annell López

Why Trump and the Saudis Are Cozying Up

Here's what to expect from the U.S. President's high-stakes trip to Riyadh, Doha, and Abu Dhabi.

By Ian Bremmer

What Pope Leo’s Augustinian Background Tells Us

Pope Leo XIV is the first Pope from the Order of St. Augustine, which suggests he will promote peace and dialogue.

By Anna Rowlands

How Reagan's USAID Reforms Compared to Trump's

The road to the elimination of USAID was paved with decades-long efforts to "fix" the foreign aid program.

By Christian Ruth / Made by History

How Trump Could Support Working Class Voters

Lynn Forester de Rothschild argues that a pro-growth and pro-worker agenda is necessary to support working class Americans.

By Lynn Forester de Rothschild

How Chicago Shaped Pope Leo XIV

‘He is a man formed by his experience in the church of Chicago, especially the south side,’ writes Pope Leo XIV's former classmate Mark Francis, CSV.

By Mark R. Francis

Trump’s Orwellian Erasure of Women

Through executive order, President Donald Trump has used an Orwellian playbook to erase women from the public record.

By Anna Funder

Navigating the Grief of Losing My Mother, 18 Years Later

The passage of time doesn’t erase grief, but rather, stretches it. But that’s not a failure of healing, writes Rebecca Soffer.

By Rebecca Soffer

The True Meaning of an American Pope

"This is more than a Catholic triumph; it’s a cultural watershed for the United States," writes Christopher Hale.

By Christopher Hale

The Case for a U.S.-China Rebalancing

Ray Dalio argues that the United States and China are currently stuck in an unsustainable cycle which must be addressed.

By Ray Dalio

Disabled and Mom Enough

"I want to be seen as a capital M 'Mother,' and I want to believe I am," writes Jessica Slice.

By Jessica Slice

A Potential Path to Safer AI Development

The world’s most cited computer scientist warns that the current approach to developing AI models carries potentially catastrophic risks.

By Yoshua Bengio
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