What might Democrats learn from the MAGA movement? This is the question Charles Duhigg asks in his latest piece for The New Yorker. Duhigg argues that recent right-leaning movements have thrived by building local networks with lasting community impacts, whereas…

In a recent Opinion piece, The New York Times editorial board argues that America has a marijuana problem. In just over ten years, attitudes towards the drug have changed dramatically. Marijuana is now legal for medical use in some 40 states, and for recreational…

Several decades ago, the average THC content of cannabis was 4%. Now, dispensaries sell products that can contain THC levels of up to 90%. Deepak D’Souza, a psychiatrist and director of the Yale Center for the Science of Cannabis and Cannabinoids, explains…

To make the world more beautiful, Emma embraces the joy and vulnerability of dancing with abandon – on a subway platform

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The Canadian filmmaker Kelly O’Brien…

Before 'Star Wars'. Before 'Blade Runner'. Before every futuristic city, rogue android, or AI uprising you’ve ever seen, there was 'Metropolis' (1927). This video dives deep into how Fritz Lang’s silent-era masterpiece built the visual language of modern…

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They came to his workplace armed with guns, gas canisters and artificial intelligence. He fought back with his quick wit and street smarts.

What happened next is a preview of what routine face…

How unstable scheduling practices keep low-wage workers economically insecure.

Fevered visions from an ad-glutted world, in which everyone is sold before their time.

In the 70s mob, there is only one rule to live by: the boss rules. It's a hidden empire, until Joe Colombo and John Gotti make it public. Over in Boston, Whitey Bulger reigns with terror.

Inside the American Mob Compilations | S1

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Traditional allies see the US under Donald Trump as an unreliable partner. Now they’re looking to hedge their bets by way of China, just as Xi Jinping positions his nation as the “adult in the room.”

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Do you often forget people’s names moments after hearing them? You’re not alone. In this video, we dive deep into the psychology behind forgetting names, exploring the cognitive, social, and neurological reasons why this common memory lapse happens.

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Triumph discusses gender identity, micro aggressions and trigger warnings with young college voters as part of Triumph's Election Special 2016, now streaming on Hulu.

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What do My Chemical Romance and Beethoven have in common? The answer: Romanticism. 20 years ago, MCR came out with an icon of emo music - The Black Parade. But the history of this album goes back much further, all the way back to the 1800s. We explore how…

Invaders must die so we can breathe freely and stop evolving, something we’ve long deserved, haven’t we?
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Conan O’Brien ’85 delivers the commencement address during the 375th Commencement Exercises at Harvard University on Thursday, May 28, 2026.

Former Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer sits down with Bloomberg Law's Matthew S. Schwartz to discuss the Court, executive power, Dobbs, judicial independence, and the rule of law. Reflecting on nearly three decades on the bench — and the perennial question…