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How Shabbat Brings Israel Together

By Dan Senor and Saul Singer

Who Really Won in the DeSantis-Newsom Debate

By William Kleinknecht

The Legacy of Meriwether Lewis' Death

By Jamie M. Bolker / Made by History

Can China’s Baby Bust Be Reversed? Don’t Count On It

By Collin Meisel
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Remember Ryan White on World AIDS Day

Ryan White was the poster child for AIDS in the 1980s, drawing public attention to the crisis. But for many the stigma persisted.

By Paul Renfro / Made by History

The Ocean Is Our Best Chance At Survival

If COP28 is to succeed, it must focus on the seas, argues Peter Thomson, the U.N. Secretary-General’s Special Envoy for the Ocean.

By Peter Thomson

We Should Get Paid for Our Online Data

W. Russell Neuman makes the case that consumers should not only control their own online data, but derive value from it.

By W. Russell Neuman

Biden's Unprecedented Support for Israel

President Biden is proving himself, by some measures, the most pro-Israel president in American history.

By Doug Rossinow / Made by History

Behind America’s Black Doctor Shortage

Decisions about medical training and licensing in the 19th and early 20th century are still having an impact today.

By Margaret Vigil-Fowler / Made by History

The risks for California's CARE Courts

California's new CARE Courts are aimed at helping treat the mentally ill and solving homelessness, but it raises concerns about civil rights.

By Jerel Ezell

The Evolutionary Origins of Psychedelics

Noah Whiteman explores what the origins of psychedelics can teach us about survival.

By Noah Whiteman

How to Lead a Successful Life

The legendary Vice Chairman of Berkshire Hathaway on some of the lessons he learned about life.

By Charlie Munger

We Can't Address the Climate Crisis Without Nature

Just planting trees isn't enough. Instead we need to cut carbon emissions and restore natural ecosystems.

By Thomas Crowther

Why Europe Must Not Let AI Firms Put Profits Before People

A handful of tech firms should not be allowed to hold our political process to ransom, writes Kersti Kaljulaid.

By Kersti Kaljulaid

How Wellness Conspiracy Theories Spread

Wellness influencers and right-wing anti-science activists are spreading conspiracy theories in pursuit of profit.

By Simon Williams , Gavin Yamey , Peter Van Heusden and Sarah Downs

The Time Has Come to End World Hunger

Those in dire need of access to food has risen from 80 million to an 350 million in the past seven years.?

By Tony Robbins

What I Learned Investigating George Santos

Mark Chiusano on his chase to uncover the truth about Congressman George Santos

By Mark Chiusano

How the U.S.-China Rivalry Puts the Internet at Risk

Subsea cables handle 95% of internet traffic. But great-power competition is undermining the ostensibly one-world internet infrastructure.

By Jan Eijking

What a Photographer Saw in the West Bank

A photographer visited his grandmother in early October. He stayed for one month.

By Maen Hammad

Medieval Advice for Living Forever

Avoid sneezing and sex—and maybe check out the healing properties of young blood.

By Katherine Harvey / Made by History
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