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Doubling counselors in schools won’t solve kids’ mental health crisis—here’s what else to do
Health
Doubling counselors in schools won’t solve kids’ mental health crisis—here’s what else to do
By Joni Williams Splett and The ConversationOctober 10, 2023
Gaza mosque
Politics
50 years and a day after being caught off guard in the Yom Kippur War, Israel goes back to the scary ’70s in the stunning Hamas attack
By Dov Waxman and The ConversationOctober 9, 2023
War in Israel
Politics
How Hamas flooded Israel, killed hundreds and took another 100 hostage: A revolution in drone warfare dating back to Ukraine
By Michael J. Armstrong and The ConversationOctober 9, 2023
Why Iran is the big winner from Hamas’ massive shock attack on Israel, according to Air Force analyst of Middle East affairs
Finance
Why Iran is the big winner from Hamas’ massive shock attack on Israel, according to Air Force analyst of Middle East affairs
By Aaron Pilkington and The ConversationOctober 8, 2023
Shawn Fain
Success
Why the UAW’s tough bargaining stance is working and how Shawn Fain caught Detroit ‘flat-footed,’ according to an auto labor history scholar
By Marick Masters and The ConversationOctober 8, 2023
Javier Mileil
Politics
The frontrunner in Argentina’s presidential election is a chainsaw-wielding ‘anarcho-capitalist’ who wants to shift to the U.S. dollar
By Eric D. Carter and The ConversationOctober 8, 2023
Margot Robbie
Success
‘Barbie’ and ‘Star Wars: Andor’ both show how recognition of repression leads to radicalization, rebellion and ultimately revolution
By Michael Allen, Julie VanDusky-Allen and The ConversationSeptember 30, 2023
Fran Drescher
Success
Fran Drescher’s just fighting to take back what the Netflix loophole erased—understanding the real story over 2% and residuals
By David Arditi and The ConversationSeptember 30, 2023
John Fetterman
Success
John Fetterman’s hoodie and gym shorts on the Senate floor are roiling DC, but a fashion historian says shorts have been getting under people’s skin for decades
By The ConversationSeptember 30, 2023
Taylor Swift at a Chiefs game is exactly the distraction corporate online media needed from the Hollywood strikes, attention economy scholar says
Success
Taylor Swift at a Chiefs game is exactly the distraction corporate online media needed from the Hollywood strikes, attention economy scholar says
By Aarushi Bhandari and The ConversationSeptember 30, 2023
It’s not 10,000 steps a day anymore. Here’s how a more personalized step goal can help with weight management
Life
It’s not 10,000 steps a day anymore. Here’s how a more personalized step goal can help with weight management
By Bob Buresh and The ConversationSeptember 30, 2023
Rishi Sunak, Joe Biden
Politics
The Brits have never shut down their government the way Americans always do—and there are 4 key reasons why
By Garret Martin and The ConversationSeptember 30, 2023
Vladimir Putin
Tech
Harvard’s cybersecurity guru warns that AI is ‘uniquely suited to internet-era propaganda’ as elections face Russian, Chinese, Iranian disinformation campaigns
By Bruce Schneier and The ConversationSeptember 30, 2023
Narendra Modi
Asia
‘Bharat’ is already what hundreds of millions of Indians call their country, but Modi’s name change could be anti-Muslim prejudice in disguise
By Phillip M. Carter and The ConversationSeptember 27, 2023
Texas oilfield workers
Environment
The Texas problem: All the workers who have the skills for green energy jobs are in fossil fuels and don’t want to move
By Morgan R. Frank, Junghyun Lim and The ConversationSeptember 27, 2023
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