Your Vote, Amplified: How AI Is Revolutionizing Political Participation
Want your vote to really count? See how AI meets democracy in a Princeton lab.
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China Ages and Faces Skewed Sex Ratio After One-Child Policy
Six years after China’s one-child policy ended, families grapple with its consequences: an aging society, population disparities, and painful family secrets.
What Is the Endgame of the “Resistance?”
People are protesting Trump, but to what end? If protest is just directed at a person and not a policy, is it any good for the country and does old style grassroots protest even have a place today? Longtime grassroots political organizer L.A. Kauffman discusses this and more.
How Driverless Cars Could Make Us Better Drivers
Just in time for your journey home from the family jamboree — some sci-fi hope for less stressful journeys in the future.
One More “Flashpoint” in the Los Angeles Homelessness Crisis
Los Angeles’s housing crisis has exploded into conflict between activists, police, and residents — with no resolution in sight.
It’s Back! Rethinking COVID-19 Narratives: The Media, Fauci, and the Fear Factor
Reassessing COVID-19 narratives amid resurgence: a critical look at media influence, Fauci’s role, and the culture of fear that shaped our response.
Classic Who: Rich Guy on How Middle Class Stalwarts Are Job Creators
A wealthy American entrepreneur challenges the Republican notion that more tax breaks for the rich equals more jobs and prosperity for all.
Watergate and the Downing of Nixon, Part 1
Is there a “Deep State”? And did it do Nixon in? A timely look at a precursor event for Trump Times. Part 1 of a series.
He Shaped US History — But Not How You Think
With tomorrow being America’s birthday, we thought it a good time to look at an underrated figure who shaped the country’s destiny, albeit not in the ways you heard.
As COVID-19 Cases Rise, Miami Schools Ready to Start Testing
While Miami has stepped forward, educators elsewhere in Florida have to cope with the pandemic on their own in a state where the governor rejects coronavirus restrictions.
Watergate and the Downing of Nixon, Part 5
In this installment, we begin to see the treachery of John Dean, and the chilling machinations of Skull and Bonesmen Poppy Bush and Richard A. Moore, whose bony fingers seem to be into everything.
Ex-Monk Takes on the Thai Sex Mafia
Human trafficking engulfs an estimated 40 million victims worldwide, most of them women and children. Indonesian Hartanto Gunawan has dedicated the past 16 years to providing girls from Thailand with an alternative.