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'Sponsorship'—Not Mentorship—Will Help You Land a Job

By Rosalind Chow

I’m Resigning from the NSF and Library of Congress

By Alondra Nelson

A New Jersey ICE Facility. A Warning for All

By Annell López

Why Trump and the Saudis Are Cozying Up

By Ian Bremmer
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What Pope Leo’s Augustinian Background Tells Us

Pope Leo XIV is the first Pope from the Order of St. Augustine, which suggests he will promote peace and dialogue.

By Anna Rowlands

How Reagan's USAID Reforms Compared to Trump's

The road to the elimination of USAID was paved with decades-long efforts to "fix" the foreign aid program.

By Christian Ruth / Made by History

How Trump Could Support Working Class Voters

Lynn Forester de Rothschild argues that a pro-growth and pro-worker agenda is necessary to support working class Americans.

By Lynn Forester de Rothschild

How Chicago Shaped Pope Leo XIV

‘He is a man formed by his experience in the church of Chicago, especially the south side,’ writes Pope Leo XIV's former classmate Mark Francis, CSV.

By Mark R. Francis

Trump’s Orwellian Erasure of Women

Through executive order, President Donald Trump has used an Orwellian playbook to erase women from the public record.

By Anna Funder

Navigating the Grief of Losing My Mother, 18 Years Later

The passage of time doesn’t erase grief, but rather, stretches it. But that’s not a failure of healing, writes Rebecca Soffer.

By Rebecca Soffer

The True Meaning of an American Pope

"This is more than a Catholic triumph; it’s a cultural watershed for the United States," writes Christopher Hale.

By Christopher Hale

The Case for a U.S.-China Rebalancing

Ray Dalio argues that the United States and China are currently stuck in an unsustainable cycle which must be addressed.

By Ray Dalio

Disabled and Mom Enough

"I want to be seen as a capital M 'Mother,' and I want to believe I am," writes Jessica Slice.

By Jessica Slice

A Potential Path to Safer AI Development

The world’s most cited computer scientist warns that the current approach to developing AI models carries potentially catastrophic risks.

By Yoshua Bengio

Why I Vowed to Speak for the Hamas Hostages Who Can't

I was freed in February after 505 days in captivity. International pressure can bring every hostage home.

By Tal Shoham

Both Trump and Putin Brand WWII a Victory

Decades after Allied powers accepted Germany’s unconditional surrender, the memory of World War II is a battlefield of Its own.

By Sasha Vasilyuk

As the Conclave Concludes, Catholicism Is at a Crossroads

The animating question facing the conclave is whether the cardinals want the Church to continue in the direction set by Pope Francis.

By Randall Balmer

What The Future of Aging Looks Like

Dr. Eric Topol shares stories of two very different patients

By Dr. Eric Topol

To Empower Africa's Youth, We Must Protect Their Health

Millions of young Africans now face major challenges as vital support programs evaporate, write Ndidi Okonkwo Nwuneli and Charlize Theron.

By Ndidi Okonkwo Nwuneli and Charlize Theron

Why Carney Is Softening His Line on Trump

The Canadian PM is navigating his role as a diplomat and statesman—not a politician on the campaign trail.

By David Moscrop
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