America Is No Longer a Serious Nation
A conversation with author, journalist, and professor Tom Nichols, who believes that the US has become a nation of adolescents and toddlers.
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This Week in Government Integrity: Mandates and Mismanagement
Welcome to WhoWhatWhy’s inaugural Government Integrity roundup. In this edition, we recap recent coverage of immunization mandates, infrastructure, interpretations of census data, and more.
The Eviction Moratorium Has Ended. Here’s What Renters Need to Know.
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Art, Identity, and Invisibility in Texas
Seeing is believing. Two museum exhibitions in a gentrifying Austin tackle race and culture in the Lone Star state.
The Second American Revolution — Will It Ever Be Won?
A deep look at why cultural and political battles of the 1960s are far from over, and how the leaders gave us the world we live in today.
COVID-19 Around the World: Vaccine Successes and Missteps
Nations around the world continue their fight against the pandemic.
Hubble Space Telescope Fixed After Month of No Science
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Technology Boosts Efforts to Curb Tree Loss in Amazon: Study
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Farm to Factory: Big Ag’s Manure Machine, Part 2
The USDA bets on farmers to lead the shift to net zero carbon emissions. Struggling with below-cost crop prices and industrial takeover, they have other things to worry about.
What the Labor Shortage Really Tells Us
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Human Activity Influencing Global Rainfall, Study Finds
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Ad Astra, Per Bezos
“Alexa, plot me a course to Planet Jeff.”