Society

Even a limited nuclear conflict could cause years of potentially devastating impacts to climate and societies.

Black empathy toward "Gingers" went beyond understanding, as Black folks extended an invitation to the cookout, but not so fast...

Not long after The Intention Economy came out in May, 2012, Robert Thomson, Managing Editor of The Wall Street Journal, wanted the book's opening chapter to serve as the cover essay of the Marketplace section of an upcoming issue. Harvard Business Review Press didn't like that idea, so I wrote an original piece based on the book,…

What is Cadaver? Cadaver is a command-line WebDAV (Web Distributed Authoring and Versioning) client for Unix-like systems, including Kali Linux. It allows

Beyond Flags and Anthems—The Moral Courage to Defend Democracy

Earlier this week I had the pleasure of interviewing Niko Stratis about her new book The Dad Rock That Made Me a Woman at the Harvard Book Store in Cambridge. You can read an excerpt here. A little ghost for the offeringThe Dad Rock That Made Me a Woman by

Many of those who were loudest in denouncing cancel culture then are now curiously silent in the face of Donald Trump’s assaults on free speech.

Predictably, my theories are all technological and economic.

Communities are learning digital security and building autonomous servers to take control of their own data.

Ride-hail and delivery giant Uber is introducing cheap, fixed-route rides along busy corridors during weekday commute hours in major U.S. cities -- one

Why the Global Democratic Community Must Respond Before It’s Too Late

by Marci Shore

The Trump administration's policy ideas to incentivize women to have more kids resemble those pushed by authoritarian regimes throughout history.

Imagine if we were at war with a foreign power that bombed most of the federal buildings in Washington, destroying the records and functions of those departments and killing millions of federal workers – bombs falling on Health and Human Services, on the Justice Department, the Department of Interior, Veterans Affairs,

Don’t let polarization distract you from one of the most important issues the world faces.

The collapse of voting rights enforcement at DOJ is not policy drift. It’s sabotage.

Why Humanity—and Dignity—Shouldn't Surrender to Technological Inevitability

Encrypted chat apps like Signal and WhatsApp are one of the best ways to keep your digital conversations as private as possible. But if you’re not careful with how those conversations are backed up,

The tech CEO just confirmed what we already know: Big Tech is deliberately worsening users’ online experience.

Who is the only President to receive a Purple Heart? What is the story behind this President's entitlement to the Purple Heart?

Out of all of those to serve as president of the United States, 31 served in the military in some capacity. But have you ever wondered which US presidents saw combat in the military? Only 17 presidents actually actively fought in wars and other conflicts during their time in service.  All...

In the weeks leading up to the Fourth of July, we're publishing three excerpts from The President's Speech by C. Edwin Vilade, a book that tells the story

In the voters' minds, combat experience always seems to be a plus when considering who would be the next President.

It was 60 years ago that nearly one million people braved the cold and snow to hear John F. Kennedy utter those immortal words, “Ask not what your country will...