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  • Korean womanSuccess

    South Korea’s ‘N-Po Generation’ of millennials have ‘given up’ and its feminist 4B Movement is refusing to date, marry or have kids

    By Min Joo Lee and The Conversation
  • Baby gorillaFamily

    Gorillas show us how we can overcome childhood trauma

    By Stacy Rosenbaum, Robin Morrison, and others
  • Joe BidenPolitics

    A brief history of debt ceiling crises as the country struggles to raise the limit for the 79th time since 1917

    By Raymond Scheppach and The Conversation
  • Jean-Luc PicardTech

    Somehow, ‘Star Trek: Picard’ is one of the best depictions of the state of cybersecurity

    By Richard Forno and The Conversation
  • Businessman hitting hammer on burning laptop in office.Success

    Afraid you’ll lose your job to ChatGPT? You’re just the latest person in the last 200 years to become a ‘Luddite.’

    By Andrew Maynard and The Conversation
  • People entering and exiting a COVID testing location.Health

    The COVID-19 public health emergency is ending. Now what?

    By Marian Moser Jones, Amy Lauren Fairchild, and others
  • woman coughingHealth

    That respiratory infection you had that wasn’t COVID has never had a vaccine—until now

    By Annette Regan and The Conversation
  • UCLA studentsSuccess

    Q&A: Author of ‘Black and Queer on Campus’ says the dozens of students he talked to feel excluded by both Black and LGBTQ student groups

    By Michael P. Jeffries and The Conversation
  • Imran KhanPolitics

    A top historian of Pakistan on what we know—and don’t—about the ‘dangerous situation’ surrounding the arrest of former PM and cricket star Imran Khan

    By Ayesha Jalal and The Conversation
  • Man staring at laptopTech

    I accidentally created a racist A.I. algorithm in 1998 and I’m having horrible déjà vu with the ChatGPT hype

    By John MacCormick and The Conversation
  • silly walkSuccess

    The Dunning-Kruger effect is the idea that incompetent people are the last to realize it. Now we’re realizing that could be wrong.

    By Eric C. Gaze and The Conversation
  • Joe BidenPolitics

    Inside the next $1.5 trillion farm bill that will shape how America eats with a former Agriculture official

    By Kathleen Merrigan and The Conversation
  • Senior woman with eyes closed meditating, sitting cross-legged on floor, control, breathing, zen, serene peopleMind

    Self-compassion is linked with greater motivation, less procrastination and better relationships. A psychologist explains how to develop it

    By Rachel Goldsmith Turow and The Conversation
  • Corporate image of hands typing on a laptop keyboard in an outdoor environment, perhaps a balcony, a garden or a rooftop terrace.Mind

    ‘Digital distress’ is fueling mental and physical exhaustion and disinterest in work—here’s how you can change it

    By Brittany Harker Martin and The Conversation
  • VaticanLifestyle

    Not only was the real-life pope’s exorcist a fan of the 1973 movie, it made his career possible, a historian reveals

    By Joseph P. Laycock and The Conversation