In the U.S., jobs are disappearing. From construction zones to clerical offices to coal mines, the American working class is losing ground. Is globalization to blame? Or is it a scapegoat for a range of failed policies and advances in technology?
Will the power of social media yet be harnessed and used as an unprecedented force for good in the world? Or do systemic platform flaws pose an irreversible threat to the world’s democratic institutions?
Are safe spaces dangerously coddling young minds? Or are they a legitimate and necessary component of modern education?
Less than a decade old, Bitcoin is worth billions. The cryptocurrency promises to revolutionize global finance by placing control of currency in the hands of users not nations, and make financial exchanges more transparent, efficient, and democratic.
Around the world, technology is disrupting the workforce, with automation poised to displace humans in many fields. Will the rise of robots fuel a new wave of “us versus them” populism capable of undermining democracy?
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Does God have a place in 21st century human affairs? For many, the answer is an unapologetic yes. Others are far more skeptical.
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The international community currently faces a global refugee crisis and mass atrocities in Iraq, Myanmar, Syria, Yemen, and beyond. How should the West respond?
Every day millions of people turn to dating apps to find love. But are dating apps really designed to promote long-lasting romance?
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Walmart has long been a target for critics of corporate expansion.
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Against the backdrop of North Korea's nuclear advances and escalating regional tensions, we ask: How should the U.S. respond to its most urgent national security threats abroad?
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