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A toddler in pajamas mops the floor of a hallway. Soap is visible on the floor and the child looks away from the camera.
Politics

Cult leaders convicted for exploiting children in forced labor scheme since 2000

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September 17, 2024
Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are betting on nostalgia to win your vote. Here’s why
Commentary

Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are betting on nostalgia to win your vote. Here’s why

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September 17, 2024
The future is charging at us—and humanity must cope with what was once the stuff of science fiction
Commentary

The future is charging at us—and humanity must cope with what was once the stuff of science fiction

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September 10, 2024
Behind the scenes of how ‘effective altruism’ went to die in Sam Bankman-Fried’s Bahamas penthouse
Finance

Behind the scenes of how ‘effective altruism’ went to die in Sam Bankman-Fried’s Bahamas penthouse

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September 2, 2024
With ESG on the rebound, it’s time to abandon climate doom narratives
Commentary

With ESG on the rebound, it’s time to abandon climate doom narratives

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August 30, 2024
Rich Pleeth, co-founder of friend-finding app Sup, poses for a photograph at their offices in London, U.K., on Wednesday, March 9, 2016. A German firm agreed to kick in 100,000 pounds ($142,000) to fund Sup's growth, then British Prime Minister David Cameron called a referendum on membership in the European Union for June 23 and with polls showing the result could be close, the investor backed out. Photographer: Chris Ratcliffe/Bloomberg via Getty Images
Finance

U.K. tech leaders are becoming increasingly frustrated and shifting their focus to the U.S.—here’s why

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August 30, 2024
A young man in a business suit drinks whiskey on a sofa
Leadership

When the heir is also an alcoholic: Family businesses plagued by addiction share a few common themes, according to these consultants

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August 22, 2024
Public confidence in U.S. institutions has never been lower. It’s time to make America trust again
Commentary

Public confidence in U.S. institutions has never been lower. It’s time to make America trust again

By Richard Torrenzano and Ronald J. Levine
August 21, 2024
Gen Z are demanding more in the workplace. Here’s how we changed our culture for them to thrive
Commentary

Gen Z are demanding more in the workplace. Here’s how we changed our culture for them to thrive

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August 20, 2024
The 2024 U.S. presidential election reflects a changing America. Expect conflict ‘for the next generation,’ say top pollsters
Commentary

The 2024 U.S. presidential election reflects a changing America. Expect conflict ‘for the next generation,’ say top pollsters

By Clifford Young and Chris Jackson
August 19, 2024
Gondolier in a small canal in Venice, Italy
Lifestyle

Venice is running out of gondoliers because of ‘generational change,’ even as record tourist numbers swarm the city

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August 16, 2024
a person seen breakdancing
Features

Breaking took decades to make it from New York’s streets to the Paris Olympics. Despite a big sporting debut, its future still hangs in the balance

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August 4, 2024
Gen Z’s enthusiasm for all things touchable is resurrecting the analog economy—and costing parents
Commentary

Gen Z’s enthusiasm for all things touchable is resurrecting the analog economy—and costing parents

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July 5, 2024
Queen Elizabeth drinks Tea Nauru
Retail

Can Gen Z save tea? How young Brits are reigniting love for the classic cuppa amid a crisis of relevance

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July 3, 2024
woman walking amid short trees facing Siena old town
Lifestyle

Italy is paying people as much as $32,000 to relocate to its Tuscan mountains as it tries to stabilize dwindling populations there

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June 28, 2024

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