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Volodymyr Zelenskyy says Russia targeted energy infrastructure near Kyiv but residential buildings and schools also hit. What we know on day 1,481
Outcome of aggression will determine whether rare earths and other resources drive energy transition – or strengthen US military power and oil interests
A webinar discussion of whether we are seeing conservation commandeering
Panelists joined to discuss why the president could face pushback from soon-to-be former senators
The article critiques NYC's $38 billion school budget, arguing that it fails to deliver effective education and suggests areas where cuts could improve outcomes.
Wittgenstein’s Apocalypse “It isn’t absurd,” the philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein wrote in 1947, “to believe that the age of science and technology is the beginning of the end for humanity.” The proposition is looking less absurd by the day: AI may eventually turn on us; industrialization has turned the planet against us; social media is turning us against each other; and nuclear weapons linger just offstage, waiting for another turn. What Wittgenstein—and the many other Romantically inclined ...
Utah is implementing an ambitious plan to address the alarming decline of the Great Salt Lake, aiming to restore its vital ecosystem and mitigate environmental impacts.
The authors add a fifth school year (2024–2025) to the American School District Panel’s annual tracking of educator turnover rates. Estimates from district leaders suggest a continued downward trend in turnover rates among teachers and principals
The war in Iran is a reminder that market movements can play an important role in the president’s decision making