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New polling, research, investment, and shifting investor behavior all point to housing’s growing influence on voters, markets, states, and lawmakers
Part of the fun of the World Cup is it felt like everyone was watching
What if the answer to climate change is not only to cut carbon emissions, but to make the Earth more resilient using tech? Professor David Keith is one of the world’s leading researchers of geoengineering which aims to do just that. Efforts to capture carbon are already underway, but Professor Keith is particularly interested in sunlight reflection - the controversial idea of cooling the planet by reflecting the sun’s rays back into space. To do this, he wants to release sulphur high into the...
Nolan's film portrays Odysseus as a figure of conventional contemporary morals in much the same way cinephiles erase the conservatism from Nolan's work
The article examines how Albany's aversion to merit-based admissions is negatively impacting the rankings of top high schools, raising concerns about educational quality and equity.
The article argues that without adequate funding for the NYPD, the city will continue to face rising incidents of violence linked to mental illness, highlighting the need for enhanced public safety measures.
The article critiques New York City's proposed pied-à-terre tax, arguing it unfairly targets wealthy property owners and could harm the local economy while failing to address housing affordability.
Artificial intelligence model distillation (training new models on outputs of more capable ones) could affect U.S. frontier model advantage. New policy tools could augment such technical countermeasures as raising costs or reducing model quality