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Israeli Protesters Blame Netanyahu for Hostages’ Deaths

By Orly Halpern / Jerusalem

Here's How Kamala Harris Can Communicate Better in Future Interviews

By Jeffrey Sonnenfeld and Steven Tian

How Busyness Became the New Status Symbol

By Silvia Bellezza

The Paralympics Deserve a Bigger Spotlight

By Shelley Zalis
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Congress Should Act to Fight Antisemitism on Campus

Democrats should vote on legislation to protect students even if it costs them votes.

By Aaron Klein

Jack Daniel Knew the Value of Inclusion

Jack Daniel, the man, fostered inclusion in an improbable time and place: the post-Civil War South.

By Fawn Weaver

Republican Smears of Democratic Veterans

In 2002, Republicans attacked the patriotism of a distinguished Democratic veteran. It worked and they've kept doing it ever since.

By Kyle Longley / Made by History

What Google’s Antitrust Defeat Means for AI

The landmark decision earlier this month could make judges more receptive to antitrust measures, especially for AI.

By Jack Corrigan

The Troubling History of 'Black Jobs'

The idea of "Black jobs" owes to the way work was defined in 18th and 19th centuries America, to support slavery and white supremacy.

By Whitney Nell Stewart / Made by History

Kamala Harris Embraces—and Redefines—American Exceptionalism

While Donald Trump rejects it.

By Richard Stengel

In Support of California's AI Bill

Why California's draft AI law SB 1047, supported by Elon Musk, should be passed.

By Dan Hendrycks

How Project 2025 Would Jeopardize Health

The agenda would set back decades of progress in medicine and public health, writes Dr. Suhas Gondi.

By Suhas Gondi

UFO Sightingss Reflect Earthly Worries

UFOs are back in the news. As in the Cold War, these sightings reflect broader vulnerabilities rooted in Earthly matters.

By Greg Eghigian / Made by History

The Need for a Plan to Boost National Productivity

The Trump-Harris match-up is a hard-right, hard-left conflict in a turbulent world, writes Ray Dalio.

By Ray Dalio

The Mariel Boatlift Haunts US Politics

By suggesting that those seeking asylum in the U.S. are dangerous, Trump echoes the often false narratives around the 1980s Mariel boatlift.

By Mauricio Castro / Made by History

How Bangladesh Can Become a True Democracy

The Nobel laureate interim leader Muhammad Yunus must prioritize reforming police and military, the constitution, and the judiciary.

By Sabrina Karim and Muhib Rahman

Solar Power Alone Won't Save Us

Humanity's use of the green energy continues to break record after record. But it won't be enough to avert runaway climate change.

By Daniel Quiggin

Why CEOs Stay in Tim Walz’s Minnesota

Some are criticizing the Democratic vice presidential candidate's economic record. Even though he ran his state with glowing reviews.

By Jeffrey Sonnenfeld and Stephen Henriques

Fannie Lou Hamer Blazed a Critical Path

Hamer spoke truth to power at the 1964 DNC. Sixty years later, Kamala Harris takes center stage.

By Keisha N. Blain / Made by History

Air Pollution Monitors Can Prevent Illness

Air pollution causes millions of premature deaths. Installing simple monitors, such as those made by PurpleAir, can make a big difference.

By Joshua Graff Zivin , Benjamin Krebs and Matthew J. Neidell
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