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The Innovator's Dilemma
Management author and guru Seth Godin on how to fearlessly embrace creativity
How to Keep Learning All Your Life
The need to learn is constant, but the tools necessary for it change as you get older
Neve Campbell
Being part of an iconic film franchise like Scream comes with its own unique set of experiences. Neve Campbell, who is back for the fifth installment of the film (in theaters January 14), has been through them all: “I was really surprised the first time I saw my face on someone’s leg.”
An Elder Army to Care for Kids
With universal pre-K high on the agenda in the U.S., staffing shortages loom. Here’s a solution
It's Complicated
Trump’s GOP support is strong. But mainstream Republicans worry HIS FOCUS ON “THE STEAL” could hurt the party in the midterms—and 2024
THE ARMED UPRISING OF 2024
A growing number of RADICALIZED REPUBLICANS are willing to grab their guns if the next presidential election doesn't go their way
Our 21 Favorite Books of 2021
Luckily, 2021 provided a plethora of intriguing options to pique any interest from thrillers on this planet and in space to a Dustbowl family saga,
22 Things to Look Forward to in 2022
A look at the events, innovations, technology, sports and arts that will bring us joy next year
Bask in the Joy of These Holiday Displays
It's the holiday season! Around the globe, cities are transforming into cozy winter wonderlands, chock-full of old traditions, glittery light shows, and end-of-year celebrations. From a floating tree in Brazil's Rodrigo de Freitas lagoon to a menorah lit by ice-skating rabbis in Budapest, to Thailand's lantern festival, here are some of the world's most festive holiday displays to bring cheer to chilly winter days. —Meghan Gunn
Staying Relevant
The pandemic has had widely different effects on executives around the world. There are some strategies, however, that anyone can use to adapt to rapid changes
Jake Cohen
PARTING SHOT
LOSING WITH LATINOS?
In the race for Texas governor, Beto O'Rourke's own words are being used-sometimes deceptively-against him
Hall Of Famers
Developing the Tech that Made covid Vaccines Possible
Planet Protectors
AI and Big Data to Help Feed the World
Artistic Advocates
Making sure musicians get a fair shake via Blockchain
MIND BLOWERS
A Membrane That Sucks Impurities From Water
PARADIGM SHIFTERS
Globalizing Streaming Content
MEDICAL MARVELS
An Affordable Bionic Hand
ENTERPRISING IDEALISTS
Collaborative Tech to Develop New, Affordable Drugs
Can The Other Woman Become Queen?
Charles wants the highest title for his wife, Camilla
Cynthia Nixon – Parting Shot
The excitement building for And Just Like That (HBO, december 9), the new chapter of Sex And The City, is palpable; its announcement during the pandemic was almost therapeutic.
A Maximum Memorial
How Boeing’s missteps continued well past the Ethiopian Airlines flight that killed all 157 on board
God Save The Queen
It will be a mess when she’s gone
France Is Zemmour the French Trump?
The pundit has gone from peddling far-right rhetoric on the French version of Fox News to serious political contender
Queen's Golden Jubilee
On the 50th anniversary of the iconic band’s founding, members Brian May and Roger Taylor talk about luck, legacy and Freddie Mercury.
Death from Above
Drones are cheap, accessible and potentially lethal. Could they cause the next 9/11?
Sinema and Manchin Know What They Are Doing
Business-friendly Democrats don’t need to worry about reelection when they can have lucrative second careers as lobbyists
We're Not Getting Free Community College
Here’s how to support workers equitably
How I Became One of 37,000 Homeless Veterans
Service in the Navy was supposed to guarantee a good civilian job later and access to needed medical care. It didn’t
PARTING SHOT - Avan Jogia
IF THERE’S ONE WORD TO DESCRIBE AVAN JOGIA, IT’S “UNDEFINABLE.”