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'Storytelling drives growth' for WNBA in purposeful, patient manner
"Purposeful, memorable stories signal what holds value and what doesn't, especially in an overcrowded sports landscape."
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Your Social Security depends on immigrants — especially those in the U.S. unlawfully
"Social Security's problems are not caused by immigrants. To the contrary, immigration strengthens Social Security's finances."
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What has worked to fight climate change? Policies where someone pays for polluting
To figure out what really works when nations try to fight climate change, researchers looked at 1,500 ways countries have tried to curb heat-trapping gases. Their answer: Not many have done the job. A
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How 'green' electricity from wood harms the planet — and people
John Sterman and co-authors found that this substitution could exacerbate climate change until at least 2100.
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Data breaches have become a fact of modern life. How concerned should Americans be?
If there are enemy aircraft dropping bombs you expect the government to do something. With cyberattacks you're largely on your own.
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Luis Videgaray: AI policy around the world
In this podcast episode, senior lecturer Luis Videgaray shares his insights on the role of governments in regulating and utilizing AI.
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What AI is doing to campaigns
When it comes to actually persuading voters, the efficacy of microtargeting is difficult to determine.
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Tether was playing a risky game, a new Celsius suit reveals
"Tether does not operate under a framework that would limit what the directors of the company can and cannot do."
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How to take proper breaks from work
The ability to choose when and where you work suits lots of people. But it has also created the impression that you are always contactable.