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The World's Biggest Problems Are Interconnected. Here's How We Can Solve Them This Decade

Societies will be forced to confront these crises, or be overwhelmed by the...

Societies will be forced to confront these crises, or be overwhelmed by them

A volunteer in the non-profit organization Espigoladors works on an artichoke field in El Prat del Llobregat, Spain, to reduce food waste by harvesting surplus fruits for soup kitchens in April

The TIME 2030 Committee Offers 8 Solutions for a More Equitable and Sustainable Future

Angelina Jolie, José Andrés, Christian Siriano and more on how to build a b...

Angelina Jolie, José Andrés, Christian Siriano and more on how to build a better world

Green Premiums have helped solar power plants—like this one near Copiapó, Chile, shown in July 2017—become cheaper sources of energy than fossil fuels

Bill Gates: Here's a Formula That Explains Where We Need to Invest in Climate Innovation

It's possible to provide affordable energy for everyone without causing a c...

It's possible to provide affordable energy for everyone without causing a climate disaster

Pro-Trump protesters attacked the press pool outside the Capitol building and then destroyed their TV production gear. Pro-Trump supporters and far-right forces flooded Washington DC to protest Trump's election loss.

Want to Stop the Next Crisis? Teaching Cyber Citizenship Must Become a National Priority

"We need a sustained national effort if we are to prepare our citizens, bot...

"We need a sustained national effort if we are to prepare our citizens, both young and otherwise, for ‘life on-line’ in today’s socially engineered world."

Margrethe Vestager, competition commissioner of the European Commission, left, puts on a protective face mask as she sits behind Ursula von der Leyen, European Commission president, in the European Parliament in Brussels, Belgium, on Wednesday, May 27, 2020.

How the E.U's Sweeping New Regulations Against Big Tech Could Have an Impact Beyond Europe

Big tech companies could face multibillion dollar fines in Europe and the t...

Big tech companies could face multibillion dollar fines in Europe and the threat of being broken up unless they comply with sweeping new regulations announced by the European Commission on Tuesday. After years of wrangling...

In this picture taken on November 6, 2020, an employee works in the warehouse of Cainiao Smart Logistics Network, the logistics affiliate of e-commerce giant Alibaba, in Wuxi, China's eastern Jiangsu province, ahead of Singles' Day, also known as the Double 11 shopping festival - the world's biggest shopping event - which falls on November 11.

China's Cainiao Is Revolutionizing How Goods Get Delivered. Will the Rest of the World Follow Its Rules?

Could this be the first time that a Chinese firm truly writes global rules?

Agnieszka Kurant's A.A.I. (2017) and Conversions 2 (2019) at the de Young museum in San Francisco

'There's No Story That Stays Stable for Too Long.' How Artists Are Using Artificial Intelligence to Confront Modern Anxieties

'There's no story that stays stable for too long'