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Even though STEM job prospects are slim in the 2050s, science education shouldn’t be reduced to an elective.
By Jessica Powell
It’s 2031. If we can share our city with raccoons and birds, we can learn to live with scooters, too.
By Janelle Shane
Only a federal law can help stop “revenge porn.”
By Amber Heard
Meet the people who keep their city running while the rest of the world sleeps.
By Divya Pathak
We asked young, ordinary Europeans to take a look at U.S. policies on everything from food to guns. As they discover facts about America, they’re not impressed.
By Brendan Miller and Rubina Pabani
Doctors don’t like to let their guard down. But sometimes good things happen when they do.
By Helen Ouyang
Too many people have no choice but to reconfigure their lives around a loved one’s disability.
By Lorene Cary
Political rhetoric has gotten dull and empathy fatigue has set in. A more creative communication approach can combat that.
By Alissa Quart
L.G.B.T.Q. people are increasingly visible. What does that mean for a competition based on passing?
By Sydney Baloue
Keeping the “human free” facility running requires the work of third-party contractors, who are often put into dangerous situations.
By Brian Merchant