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Our world appears to be angrier. We seem to disagree more with each other, especially online. When Facebook had its own...

Historically, democracies have always been more fragile than dictatorships, and there is a reason dictators tend to appear so strong....

When a 6.3-magnitude earthquake hit Christchurch, New Zealand, in 2011, the town’s Christ Church cathedral and central square were severely...

The war in Gaza, as we now know, is tragically spreading in the region, sometimes by accident, sometimes willfully. But...

A recent plethora of stories revealing plagiarism has shaken the pillars of leading academia and research institutions. Of course, every...

S&P Global Commodity Insights, a "leading independent provider of information, analysis, data and benchmark prices for the commodities, energy and...

Many US infrastructure systems were originally created for the population and climate of the mid-20th century and are way past...

On January 17, the European Parliament approved a directive to ban the use of misleading environmental claims and improve product...

In a revealing snapshot of executive perspectives, PwC's latest survey of over 4,700 CEOs worldwide provides a nuanced outlook on...

While 2023 will be remembered for some major breakthroughs in science and society, an alternative reality presents us with continuing...

June 5th is World Environment Day. It is a day to raise awareness about environmental issues and to remind us...

Ladies and gentlemen welcome to Nevermore Academy, a school that nurtures outcasts and supernatural students. Spooky and mystery shroud these...