In A Nutshell Holocaust survivors possess knowledge historians cannot fully replicate. Their understanding emerges from ...

A chatbot developed by two scholars aims to encourage productive discussion among students. Some professors who have used it ...

Raghuram Rajan: When asked whether he thinks it is very odd for capital to be fleeing from a country where economic growth at 7.4 per cent (FY26) is much greater than anywhere in the world, he said: ...

The historian Adam Tooze discusses Davos, China and the fading of an old world order. This is an edited transcript of “The ...

Lane-McKinley includes several stellar cases of this in literature and real life. Tarzan, for example, is still a “feral child” in his adult life due to his refusal to conform to standardized ...

In light of current events, she writes that she noticed a new kind of response that stood out from obvious, wrong trite sayings and hashtags, which was weaponized, toxic empathy (Allie Beth Stuckey, ...

We have a dream: 2025 can – and will – be a good year, against all odds. A renaissance of democratic movements in Europe and the onset of a new counter culture against fake news and hate; new ...

Interviews and focus groups show that VSLAs are perceived as a real opportunity for economic empowerment for female genital mutilators and other women in the villages. Many explain that access to ...

U.S. adversaries heavily employ information operations; new technology and old-fashioned marketing acumen could help America recover the advantage ...

The Cuban regime has once again pointed fingers at an external adversary to justify the negative perception of the country beyond its shores. This ...

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On January 27, 2026, President Bola Tinubu (73) stumbled during a welcome ceremony in Ankara. The Presidency attributed it to a “metal object,” insisting he was “in great shape.” ...