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When one great power threatens to displace another, war is almost always the result — but it doesn’t have to be.
To stop security breaches before they happen, U.S. intelligence agencies are surveilling everything.
The United States isn’t just forfeiting its environmental leadership. It’s shipping jobs and influence to Beijing.
What chimpanzees and the trees of Tanzania can teach us about battling the effects of climate change.
How President Trump might turn an all-seeing spy apparatus on innocent American citizens.
What the Russian and U.S. presidents have in common and how to defeat “all those other assholes just like them.”
The dearth of women in the tech world is cultural — and therefore entirely reversible.
A generation of innocents is going to grow up traumatized because of America’s immigration laws.
The World Economic Forum’s annual celebration of global capitalism once represented the inevitable arc of human progress. No longer.
Why now is the time to retire the idea of retirement.
In the age of Trump, literature can sustain those searching for the courage to resist the politics of division.
Will he use it to impose absolute power?
Advice for the president-elect.
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