A Workable Social Contract for the Climate Transition

MIT makes progress on campus climate goals

AI and the Broken Career Ladder

War in an Age of Weak Powers

AI Demands Simpler Financial Regulation

Who will taste the cherries?

Google’s Genome Atlas Predicts the Effect of Every Possible DNA Mutation

Promising New Legislation for American Renters

When AI Stops Asking Permission

It’s Time to Reconsider Inflation Targeting

Stephen Hawking, brilliant and extraordinary, was spoken of with reverence and affection. Those who knew him have a dimmer view

War and Climate

Social science studies may promise anonymity, but participant identities often lurk in public data

This California Social Media Law is a Privacy and Free Speech 'Nightmare'

Taylor Swift Drops New Insect Species

9/11’s Long Shadow

Court Allows Maryland Rabbi (and Apparently Congregation's Volunteer Security Guards) Right to Carry Guns in Synagogue

Therapy Used to Be Hot

Superintelligent Democracy

The Department of Justice Strengthens Religious Freedom

Today in Supreme Court History: September 14, 1901