Subtle, but seismic: That’s how experts describe the impact on health care of the U.S. Supreme Court’s recent decision in Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo. That rulin...
KYIV, Ukraine — It was almost impossible to associate the red-haired young woman I met in a café with her experiences in the innermost circle of Russian hell. But the mem...
The melody of human progress up to the present has played on two grand instruments: science and the humanities. But for the last few hundred years, these instruments have...
The presence of the 2 million or so fans who will travel from abroad to attend the Paris 2024 Olympic Games will be felt in the city’s stadiums. Unfortunately, it will al...
The author Stefan Zweig once wrote that European politics has for centuries been a struggle between two schools of leadership: The common good espoused by humanist Erasmu...
“Incentives matter” is the most central lesson of economics. And they matter no matter what kind of social activity you examine or which level of the economy you study.
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Even as Americans are inundated by news about the seemingly never-ending contest between Joe Biden and Donald Trump, several other elections occurred last week.
In the Un...
An unprecedented strain of bird flu is spreading among dairy cattle in the U.S. An outbreak of a flesh-eating bacteria has infected more than 1,000 people in Japan. At le...
In the drowning prevention community, we dread hearing the other F-word: floaties. These seemingly innocuous devices give responsible parents a false sense of security wi...
My bully radar developed fairly early in life. In junior high, I got caught in the crosshairs of Roderick. He would routinely tease me, then took it a step further. I rem...
