The Invisible Frontlines: Israel’s Secret War Against a Nuclear Iran
Israel’s clandestine efforts to thwart Iran’s nuclear ambitions are reshaping the Middle East in unexpected ways.
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For Striking UAW Workers, Picket Line Feels Different in the Middle of the Night
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Catholic Crusaders Find Forbidden Fruit in Bookshelves of Local Library
In a small Virginia town, a small but vocal religious group has made it their mission to take over the local library — and they won’t stop there.
GOP Shrugs as Good People Say Bad Things About Trump
The most accomplished people in Donald Trump’s orbit keep telling us hair-raising things about him. But nobody in the MAGAverse cares.
Can America Survive Its Own Constitution? The Tyranny of the Minority
Is American democracy at a breaking point? How the Constitution enables minority rule, why distrust in institutions is rising, and what’s at stake for the future of democracy.
The Wisdom of Survivors: Overcoming Global Trauma
Dr. Robert J. Lifton on our collective traumas: The psychic impacts of COVID-19, climate change, gun violence, and divisive politics. A look at resilience in our time.
Trump Testifying Would Be a Prosecutor’s Dream
As a self-incriminating witness, Trump is a prosecutor’s dream and a defense attorney’s nightmare.
Antitrust and the Age of AI: Dissecting the US v. Google Case
Is Google a monopoly or a force for innovation? A look at the US v. Google case that could redefine the internet and the future of antitrust law.
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.
AI Could Reshape Climate Communication
If we can overcome its pitfalls, AI holds promise for improving trust in climate science and activating a largely disengaged public, with meaningful consequences for health and well-being globally.
A Radical Prescription for US Health Care
In a week when President Biden announced that Medicare would take the first steps to lower the price of expensive medications, we talk with an advocate of a far more radical overhaul of the US’s flawed health care system.
The Corrosive Impact of 21st-Century Slavery
Brazilian-American director Alexandre Moratto’s film ‘7 Prisoners,’ now streaming on Netflix, shows how human trafficking can corrupt an entire society.