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AI and the future of human rights
AI and the future of human rights

In 2022, OpenAI, Inc. launched a free version of its software ChatGPT, ushering in a new phase in the widespread use of artificial intelligence. Sinc…

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Is America’s “housing crisis” really a “mobility crisis”?
Is America’s “housing crisis” really a “mobility crisis”?

In the 19th century, about one in three Americans moved every year. In the 1960s, that figure had shrunk to one in five 

In 2023, it was one in 13. 

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What Germany’s election means for Germany, the US, and the world
What Germany’s election means for Germany, the US, and the world

On February 23, Germans went to the polls. While the establishment center-right CDU/CSU alliance won the largest share of votes, the results revealed…

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The future of US-China relations under a new Trump administration
The future of US-China relations under a new Trump administration

On this episode, Dan Richards talks with Tyler Jost, a political scientist and assistant professor at the Watson Institute. 

Tyler is an expert on int…

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Education, democracy and the remarkable life and work of Mary McCleod Bethune
Education, democracy and the remarkable life and work of Mary McCleod Bethune

The Statuary Hall in the U.S. Capitol is a stately room just off the Great Rotunda, whose walls are lined with — you guessed it — statues. The statue…

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President Trump is back in office. What have we learned so far?
President Trump is back in office. What have we learned so far?

On Monday, January 20, Donald Trump was once again sworn in as President of the United States. The ceremony was moved indoors due to the cold, where …

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Can the “free market” solve the climate crisis?
Can the “free market” solve the climate crisis?

While there are many hurdles to addressing the climate crisis in a meaningful way, there’s been one consistent bright spot in climate news over the l…

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The surprising causes and effects of democratic erosion
The surprising causes and effects of democratic erosion

In the last two presidential elections in the United States, one issue has entered our political debates in a way we haven’t seen in recent history: …

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Amidst melting glaciers and rising seas, finding hope for the future on an Antarctic voyage
Amidst melting glaciers and rising seas, finding hope for the future on an Antarctic voyage

In January of 2019, journalist Elizabeth Rush joined 56 scientists and crew people aboard an ice-breaking research vessel to study the Thwaites glaci…

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To understand Trump’s victory, look around the world
To understand Trump’s victory, look around the world

On November 5, Americans went to the polls and once again elected Donald Trump president of the United States. By this point, you probably know the b…

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