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AI Can’t Replace Education

By Erik Otárola-Castillo

When AI Erased My Disability

By Jessica Smith

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

By Jeffrey Sonnenfeld and Steven Tian

Ukraine Demonstrated What AGI War Could Look Like

By Harry Law
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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

I Criticized Trump. He Accused Me of Treason

"This week my legal team submitted a formal complaint to the Inspectors General of the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Justice."

By Miles Taylor

What Music Fans Can Teach Progressive Politicians

In the music industry, a show is a point of entry into something bigger. If fans just applaud and leave, we haven’t fully done our jobs.

By Adam Met

Remembering the Mother Emanuel Church Shooting 10 Years Later

Journalist Kevin Sack explores the subversive role forgiveness played by the Black church in resisting oppression and its legacy today.

By Kevin Sack

The History of the Capital Jewish Museum

For almost two centuries, Jewish Washingtonians have been at the forefront of fighting antisemitism.

By Samantha Abramson / Made by History

Marsha P. Johnson’s Story Has So Much to Teach Young People

Artist Tourmaline writes about the freedom dreams of Marsha P. Johnson—and how young people are carrying them forward.

By Tourmaline

Ehud Barak: Israel Must Back Trump's Gaza Deal

"Why is Netanyahu, an intelligent, experienced, savvy politician, failing? The answer isn't simple," writes former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak.

By Ehud Barak

What Happens When AI Replaces Workers?

When AGI arrives, your job could be on the chopping block. What happens next will shape the course of (human) history.

By Luke Drago and Rudolf Laine

Trump Needs to Get Real on Trade

A federal court ruling that the President's tariffs are illegal only underscores that he doesn't have a coherent plan.

By Ryan Hass
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