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When Summer Camp Doesn’t Work For Your Kid

By Rebecca Gale

Be Tenacious on Behalf of Life on Earth

By Ayana Elizabeth Johnson

The Heavy Cost of Banning Books About Black Children

By Anna Gifty Opoku-Agyeman

We're Here, We're Queer, We're Getting Married in Florida

By Kristen Arnett
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What Comes After Putin's Rule in Russia. The West Should Beware

The grim machine that Putin has created will outlast him

By Calder Walton

Ron DeSantis Can't Out-Trump Trump

The Republican base seems to value one thing above all else and Ron DeSantis can't beat Trump on that

By Mona Charen

America Looks at Poverty All Wrong

Americans need to stop thinking about poverty as an “Us vs. Them” problem, writes Mark R. Rank.

By Mark R. Rank

The Darwinian Argument for Worrying About AI

As the autonomy of AIs increases, so will their control over the key decisions that influence society.

By Dan Hendrycks

How the World Must Respond to the AI Revolution

The problem of AI goes beyond any institutions today. We need a global response, writes Ian Bremmer

By Ian Bremmer

AI Is Not an Arms Race

We shouldn’t let people throw the world away in a perverse race to destruction, writes AI researcher Katja Grace

By Katja Grace

The Tree of Life Trial and the Necessity to Forget Mass Violence

Forgetting is our bodies’ response for survival. But it’s also shows the terrible times in which we live, writes Mark Oppenheimer.

By Mark Oppenheimer

Why Everyone Is Having Bad Sex (Especially Young People)

The sex recession should be the least of our worries, writes Maria Yagoda.

By Maria Yagoda

How to Kill Online Free Speech

The E.U. is encroaching on online free speech, the U.S. must not give in to further restrictions

By Jacob Mchangama and Jeff Kosseff

We Can't Allow Turkey's Elections to Smooth Over Erdoğan’s Wrongdoings

"Elections, regardless of their results, do not change what Turkey has experienced under Erdoğan’s leadership," writes Enes Kanter Freedom.

By Enes Kanter Freedom

Why the Advice to Follow Your Dreams Is Selling Graduates Short

Deeper than our desires is the question of what is actually worth wanting, write Ryan McAnnally-Linz, Matthew Croasmun, and Miroslav Volf.

By Ryan McAnnally-Linz, Matthew Croasmun, and Miroslav Volf

Henry Kissinger's Lessons for the World Today

On Henry Kissinger's 100th birthday it's a vital moment to assess his pragmatic vision for foreign policy, writes Parag Khanna

By Parag Khanna

The Ancient Roots of Psychotherapy

The healing of the mind may be the oldest branch of medicine, writes Kay Redfield Jamison

By Kay Redfield Jamison

What Sleepwalking Teaches Us About Trauma's Effects on the Brain

Sleepwalking shows us that a person's consciousness is not one dimensional. Rather, it has many unique flavors, writes Baland Jalal.

By Baland Jalal

3 Years After George Floyd's Murder, Cop Culture Still Hasn't Changed

Reforming police culture is a vital missing piece of police reform in America

By Neil Gross

Why the Republican Job Requirements Push Won’t Actually Get People to Work

Republic demands to change TANF work requirements won't get more Americans working

By Joshua McCabe
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