Thursday, January 29, 2026 11:05 AM ET
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Minneapolis, Greenland destroy Trump's credibility to govern1 day ago
Artemis II moon mission shows how U.S. space strategy has changed1 day ago
Miami as a gateway: Taiwan's quiet economic strategy in the Americas2 days ago
U.S. strategy in Iran shifts to 'coercive deterrence' -- The current Iran protests are distinguished not only by a change in the U.S. response, but the markedly weakened condition of the Iranian state.2 hours ago
How the polar vortex, warm ocean intensified major U.S. winter storm -- A severe winter storm that brought freezing rain, sleet and snow to a large part of the U.S. was intensified by the polar vortex and warm ocean.1 day ago
Feeling unprepared for the AI boom? You're not alone -- Many workers feel helpless -- and anticipate widespread economic displacement -- as companies scramble to incorporate AI into their business models.2 days ago
The cost of equity in Latin America: Models and embedded risks -- The cost of equity has become one of the most consequential variables in financial decision-making across Latin America, an economist explains.2 days ago
Trump takes us for a journey through Alice's looking glass -- Given the events of the month, the world has been turned upside down with the U.S. capture of Venezuela's president and attempts to acquire Greenland.2 days ago
Spirituality and the 'banality of good?' -- We appear to be living through a crisis of systemic coherence: A widening gap has opened between what is affirmed and what is practiced.3 days ago
Aid groups working to compensate for loss of USAID funding -- A pair of NGO experts examine the effect of USAID's demise on NGOs, and what strategies they are using to stay afloat after the loss of funds.6 days ago
Supreme Court likely to reject limits on concealed carry -- A University of Tennessee researcher predicts the Supreme Court will reject limits on concealed carry but uphold bans on gun possession by drug users.7 days ago
Trump and his one-day war -- Congress and the Supreme Court have become constitutional vestiges in which Trump has amassed the greatest power of any president in U.S. history.8 days ago
Reflections on U.S. action in Venezuela -- The capture of Nicholas Maduro and subsequent U.S. actions illustrate the capabilities of both "hard power" and "soft power," as well as their limits.9 days ago
Why is the 2025-26 flu season hitting so hard? A doctor explains -- An emergency room physician describes why the 2025-26 flu season is hitting hard while doctor's visits for flu-like symptoms are at a 30-year high.13 days ago
Iran's unrest and the quest for Korean freedom -- The Korean people in the North live under an even more totalitarian system than Iran. They endure information starvation and internal surveillance.13 days ago
The cost of capital in Latin America: a structural barrier to growth -- Economic growth in Latin America is often constrained not by lack of ideas, but by the high price of the capital required to finance them.15 days ago
Digital society: State sovereignty and human rights -- A Chilean scholar argues sovereignty must adapt to the realities of the digital age, balancing state autonomy with the protection of human rights.15 days ago
What can be done about Grok's 'nudified' images of women and minors? -- A legal scholar examines the causes -- and potential consequences -- of X's Grok AI creating nonconsensual sexualized images of real people.16 days ago
ICE profiling mirrors treatment of Japanese Americans in World War II -- Parallels are being drawn between the attacks on Latinos today and the forced relocation and incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II.17 days ago
Scenes from Tokyo Pride parade7 months ago