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Christopher Andrew, touted as the doyen of intelligence historians, will give a series of three lectures in November on “The Lost History of Global Intelligence—and Why It Matters” for the […]

The science is as conclusive as science gets. Anthropogenic climate change is happening, and as a recent paper in Science noted, “without major reductions in greenhouse gas emissions to the

The greatest political divide in the world today is between order and disorder. That was one of the insights offered by Thomas Friedman, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author, who

Cities are increasingly vulnerable to acute shocks such as heat waves and major flooding.  As one part of the response, green infrastructure solutions can offer a wide array of environmental,

Generally accepted estimates put the population of undocumented immigrants in the United States at approximately 11.3 million. A new study, using mathematical modeling on a range of demographic and immigration

Research repeatedly demonstrates that globalization delivers prosperity through trade and jobs, new technologies and ideas, cooperation and peace. But many individuals fear open societies, change and competition. Innovative technologies, especially

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The conversation between Jonny, Neil, and Phil is about how we can bring to bear the latest science on the problems faced by people with serious mental illness, in an

The Yale OpenLab, which officially launches this week, has an ambitious vision: with a focus on scalable collaboration, it aims to incubate “bold projects that address our planet’s grand challenges.”