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The History, and Significance, of the 50th G7 Summit

By Robert Hormats

The Inventor of Capitalism Lived With His Mom

By Katie Gatti Tassin

The History of White Refugee Narratives

By James Alexander Dun / Made by History

What the National Guard Crackdown in LA Made Us See

By Paola Ramos
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Big Data Can Make America Healthier

Two Harvard doctors offer some guiding principles.

By Christopher M. Worsham and Anupam B. Jena

How the U.S. Can Counter China's Robotics Lead

China has a $138 billion head start after it launched a state-backed robotics fund.

By Mark Minevich

Career Advice for Recent College Grads

Find and embrace grit, grind, and glam.

By Jessica Sibley

How We Can Restore Coral Reefs

Marc Benioff and Ed Russo call for a focused global effort to restore coral-reef health.

By Marc Benioff and Ed Russo

AI Can’t Replace Education

"AI will not make education irrelevant or replace humans. But we might replace ourselves if we forget how to think independently."

By Erik Otárola-Castillo

When AI Erased My Disability

I'm fine with my disability. I wish AI could be, writes Jessica Smith.

By Jessica Smith

Is this the Implosion of the World’s Richest Man?

"Musk may think he has leverage over Trump, but the reality is he has little. Trump doesn’t need his money."

By Jeffrey Sonnenfeld and Steven Tian

Ukraine Demonstrated What AGI War Could Look Like

"What Ukraine’s Spider's Web strike taught us is that the hardware for an AGI warfighter is ready. All that remains is the software."

By Harry Law

Column: The Geopolitical Tensions Shaping Our Oceans

Politics is roiling the waters that should connect us, writes the U.N. Global Compact Special Adviser for Ocean.

By Sturla Henriksen

The Left Must Reclaim Motherhood

Why should the right own parenting and caretaking, asks Samantha Mann.

By Samantha Mann

The History of Music Copyright—Before Taylor Swift

Taylor Swift has raised public awareness about the intricacies of copyright law and the value of artists' work.

By Jason Lee Guthrie / Made by History

How Vodka Became America's Spirit of Choice

In the 1960s and 1970s, vodka manufacturers took advantage of cultural shifts to overtake whiskey as Americans' favorite spirit.

By E. Kyle Romero / Made by History

Trump Fired Education Experts From White House Board

"Terminating NBES members is yet another example of the Trump Administration’s attack on research, researchers, and research universities."

By Shaun Harper

AI Will Devastate the Future of Work. But Only If We Let It

Will we harness AI to augment human potential rather than simply replace it, asks Gary Rivlin.

By Gary Rivlin

The History of Using Parks to Address Anxiety

For 150 years, Americans have visited state and national parks as a way to seek respite from stress.

By Felicia Angeja Viator / Made by History

The Meaning of Lee Jae-myung's Triumph

Exit polls project a win for the veteran center-left leader—closing a tumultuous chapter in South Korea's politics.

By Ian Bremmer
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