Weighing War Over Taiwan in a Time of Trump
Trump’s new administration is already effecting bold changes in Washington’s traditionally artful balance between Beijing and Taipei.
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Meet the Professor Calling Out the Fake and Misleading News Sites Clogging Your Facebook Feed
She’s doing the Lord’s work — or Mark Zuckerberg’s, depending on whom you ask.
How the World Is Turning the Promises of Paris Into Policy
Norway, Guatemala, Russia, and India offer four different but crucial examples of how national leaders are working to realize the promises of the Paris Agreement at home.
The Case for a Trump Impeachment
Andrew Johnson, Bill Clinton … Donald Trump? It could happen, according to a law professor and consumer-protection expert.
Carrying on Campus When You’re a Person of Color
Legislation in Texas allowing students with licenses to carry concealed weapons on campus is still in its infancy, but it poses significant danger for one specific group: students of color who choose to carry.
The American Bar Association’s Ban on Sexist Terms Won’t Eliminate Sexism
It only does away with certain buzzwords.
The Beauty of Joe Biden and Barack Obama’s Bromance
A reminder that public servants are, in fact, still human beings.
Is Regulation the Answer to America’s Payday Loan Addiction?
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau just announced new regulations on the payday lending industry. Will they solve the problem?
Cruising Through the End of the World
What does an evolving tourism industry mean for the people of the Northwest Passage?
Big Data’s Impending Struggle to Combat Climate Change
Saving the planet and addressing climate change now hinges on a massive data puzzle.