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Fear Grips Lebanon After Deadly Twin Pager and Radio Blasts
By Justin Salhani / Beirut
Why Exceptional Leadership is So Rare
By Barry Conchie and Sarah Dalton
What I Learned From My Medical Mystery Era
By Katie Gutierrez
Will Foreign Policy Decide the Election?
By Lindsay M. Chervinsky / Made by History
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How We Chose the Democracy Defenders
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The Sorry State of Tunisia's Democracy
President Kais Saied's near-certain—and certainly illegitimate—reelection in the Oct. 6 election is a sad reminder of the Arab Spring's failure.
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We Must Approach AI Like the Automobile
We must approach AI by recognizing its potential to transform industries and create opportunities, writes John Hope Bryant.
By John Hope Bryant
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How Women Can Use Their Financial Power to Create Change
It's time to start counting the Female Domestic Product as a real way to close the gender wealth gap, writes Amy-Willard Cross.
By Amy Willard Cross
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How Indian Americans Should Treat Modi's New York Rally
Everyday Americans and U.S. officials should use his Sept. 22 New York rally as a chance to speak out against him, writes Rasheed Ahmed.
By Rasheed Ahmed
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Project 2025 Is About More Than Trump
The 50-year conservative campaign for unshackled executive power.
By Duncan Hosie / Made by History
September 18, 2024
How to Move Away From the Climate Brink
Ayana Elizabeth Johnson explores what climate success could look like—if only we let it.
By Ayana Elizabeth Johnson
September 17, 2024
How Hospitals Can Make Patients Safer
It is time for hospitals to open the door to new ideas and technologies, writes Mike Eisenberg.
By Mike Eisenberg
September 17, 2024
Civic Participation Is the Defining Challenge of Our Time
Jane Wales and Mike Gianoni explore how to rebuild America's enduring culture of civic participation.
By Jane Wales and Mike Gianoni
September 17, 2024
Uncertainty Is Uncomfortable, and Technology Makes It Worse. That Doesn't Have to Be a Bad Thing
"Human-scale uncertainties make us more resilient, revealing weaknesses we did not know we had," writes Dr. Mithu Storoni.
By Dr. Mithu Storoni
September 16, 2024
Counting on Leaders' Virtues Doesn't Work
Expecting leaders' good character to ensure virtue ignores the need for constraint and accountability.
By Christine Adams / Made by History
September 16, 2024
The Soft Power of the NFL
Roger Goodell isn’t a U.S. diplomat, but he is doing more than his fair share to make the United States more relatable and likable to people around the world.
By Andrés Martinez
September 15, 2024
Regulating AI Is Easier Than You Think
Governments can control access to the highly specialized chips that are needed to train the world’s most advanced AI models.
By Paul Scharre
September 14, 2024
Leave Chappell Roan Alone
Idolatry is not a novel concept. What is unique are the new ways in which our culture demands that celebrities be close to us.
By Taylor Crumpton
September 13, 2024
A World's Fair Could Be What We Need
The 1964-1965 New York Fair filled Americans with optimism and excitement for the future despite tumultuous times.
By Ruth D. Nelson / Made By History
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