Power

Money Buys Happiness Up to a Point

By The Aspen Institute

You’re More Likely to Trust a Stranger if They Look Like an Old Friend

By The Aspen Institute

A Fight Over the Electric Grid Could Reshape America's Green Power Boom

By Justin Worland

You’re Not Too Old To Learn Something New

By The Aspen Institute
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10 Nintendo Switch Accessories Everyone Should Consider

Including one designed to prevent Switch from taking a tumble

By Matt Peckham

How a New Movie About the Fear of Female Power Explains the Election

The French movie Elle delineates all the ways women abuse being women

By Belinda Luscombe

The Internet Is Undermining America’s Power

Politicians have been slow to understand the threat

By Adam Segal

Why We Can't Get Rid of All Mosquitoes

These are today's best ideas

By The Aspen Institute

1 Exercise That Will Make You Feel More Powerful

Adjust your state of mind

By Shana Lebowitz / Business Insider

Here's What Will Keep Us Safe After Paris

These are today's best ideas

By The Aspen Institute

Pakistan to Be Fifth Largest Nuclear Power by 2025: Report

The South Asian nation's nuclear stockpile is expected to double in the next 10 years

By Rishi Iyengar

How Power Affects Our Faith in Others

Research shows that low-power players place greater trust in others than high-power counterparts

By TIME Staff

Why We Need More Than a Standoff in Ukraine

These are today's best ideas

By The Aspen Institute

How to Be a Better Person: 7 Steps Backed By Research

We all want to know how to be a better person. The science can be surprising. First, remember context, context, context. Your context dramatically affects your behavior, so manipulating it is the easiest, most painless...

By Eric Barker

Softbank to Invest $20 Billion in Solar Energy in India

"Twice the sunshine, half the cost"

By Rohit Inani / New Delhi

How the U.S. Can Get Cuba's Cancer Vaccine

These are today's best ideas

By The Aspen Institute

3 Dead as Storm Batters Eastern Australia

Cyclone-force winds and flash floods have left 215,000 homes without power

By Helen Regan

Washington Power Outage Hits White House

The White House briefly had to rely on a backup generator

By Victor Luckerson

U.S. Power Grid Under Near Continuous Attack

Perpetrators are rarely apprehended

By Sabrina Toppa

Five Best Ideas of the Day: March 2

1. “Whenever there is conflict, the women and children are the first victims.” Here’s why we need more female peacekeepers.By United Nations Peacekeeping2. ISIS is raising money and hatching plots on the “dark web.” The...

By The Aspen Institute
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