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Being Mum & Dad

How conflict shapes children’s lives long after the fighting ends

Do more politically experienced politicians have advantages in elections in a time when a candidate with expertise is dismissed as being part of an out-of-touch elite?

Identities inform one another; no one is simply Black, or a woman, or a lesbian, but these social identities compound, forming a unique experience

There is also no direct data linking TikTok content to voter decisions. But there is a clear correlation between effective use of the platform and electoral victories.

Arab Americans look more likely to vote for Trump than Harris in the upcoming US election

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In a new manifesto, OpenAI’s Sam Altman envisions an AI utopia – and reveals glaring blind spots

Trump has a poor track record on trade, inflation and taxes but the area of biggest economic concern if he is re-elected president would come from his rejection

The argument isn’t whether African democracies are better than those in the West. It’s simply that the idea of “real” and “not yet real” democracies expresses a colonial

A new book argues that climate change rose from imperialism and capitalism Climate change is the Symptom, Capitalism is the Problem. Pic – Common  Dreams How old is

The masculinity on display at the Democratic convention was groundbreaking as men − from Joe Biden to Pete Buttigieg to Tim Walz to Doug Emhoff − aimed unreservedly

As with Obama, there is an unspoken, racist implication: This candidate is foreign. They’re not like you and me

German-American philosopher Hannah Arendt’s masterwork foresaw the self-obsessed consumerist world that technology was creating.

A philosopher explains it’s not a choice or a feeling − it’s a practice