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701

What Biden Changed About American Foreign Policy

702

Opinion: Medicine thinks Gen Z is too soft. It’s wrong

703

Walking through the ruins of French Cameroon

704

How to actually get to know your neighbors

705

Crosscut: narrative and moral clarity

706

A Catholic Security Scholar’s Case for Responsible Military AI

707

‘My questions were affected by fiction’: Carlo Ginzburg (1939-2026), pioneer in microhistory

708

Marco Rubio’s Dangerous Diplomacy in Lebanon

709

Why India Cannot Let the Rupee Float

710

Looking Back at Humphrey’s Executor

711

‘The Final Set’ Tells The Story Of Tennis’ Greatest Rivalry Becoming A Friendship

712

Crosscut: tectonic movements

713

When The Machines Deserve Our Consideration

714

Oligarchy’s Ancient Origins

715

Maps are powerful political tools shaping a nation’s past, present and future – counter maps allow everyday people to reclaim the narrative

716

Someone Stole a Banana Duct-Taped to the Wall of a French Museum. One of Its Duplicates Fetched More Than $6 Million at Auction

717

The secrets you shouldn’t keep from your doctor

718

Still Radical, Still American

719

Crosscut: traditional resilience modern fragility

720

Healing Sounds Are the Medical Miracle of the 21st Century

721

Here Comes the Sun

722

Has Ukraine Turned the Tide?

723

Opinion: What Ebola and Marburg are teaching us about the next pandemic

724

Character Matters—for the Other Party

725

What I Learned From ROTC

726

Crosscut: reason and radical freedom

727

Contriving Imaginary Gaps in Nuclear Deterrence

728

Scientists Say They've Made Cells That Feed, Grow and Reproduce, Bringing Them One Step Closer to Building Life From Scratch

729

Chip Off The Old Block

730

How Google and AI Nearly Made a Seasoned Reporter Spiral

731

Doodles, boredom, and an intervention on Palestine: Nehru’s notes from the 1955 Bandung Conference

732

The king of soccer

733

Crosscut: india existential stability

734

Illegible benefits

735

Privacy isn’t dead – it’s just that tech companies have made it inconvenient

736

Will AI make companies outsource more, or less?

737

Rethinking the ‘Absolute Bar’ on Scheduled Caste Status in India

738

Should you keep practicing a religion even if you don’t believe?

739

Why The Tour de France Route Is Different Every Single Year

740

Crosscut: human presence embodiment

741

The Man Who Saw AI Coming

742

Opinion: ‘The Hot Zone’ led me to work with Ebola patients. Now I have mixed feelings about the book

743

A Beautiful Theory Falls to Ugly Data

744

Crosscut: citizenship and belonging

745

Agrivoltaics could feed energy-hungry AI and the world

746

What training my chaotic dog taught me about power, control – and human beings

747

Celebrating from a divided country

748

Why young men are killing their sperm

749

How Tanjia, a Meat Stew Slow-Cooked in Bathhouses, Shaped Marrekesh's Social Life

750

Crosscut: autonomy of truth

751

“Dear Syria … ”

752

There Are Three Types of AI Users

753

What Happens When the Country Loses a General

754

Afghanistan’s Women: Erased

755

Struggling with creative work doesn’t mean you’re failing

756

Techno tourism in Detroit – what do visitors owe the city that created the music?

757

Crosscut: genetic cancer management

758

Glass Jaw? The New Economic Fragility Recasting American Power

759

Therapy for billionaires

760

Why Carbon Capture Can’t Conceivably Solve Climate Change

761

Disneyland With No People

762

Inside Mangav, a unique Maharashtra village for abandoned women and their children

763

Crosscut: narratives of truth

764

How the Squamish built Senakw

765

The World's First Nuclear Clocks Are Ticking, Opening a New Way to Investigate Dark Matter and Other Mysteries of Physics

766

What defines Japan's national identity?

767

Fossil fishes buried in the desert reveal a missing chapter in marine history

768

How to turn casual friends into close ones

769

My Manic Pixie Dream Femme Fatale

770

Crosscut: technically sweet science

771

Can Printed 'Skin' Heal Burns and Prevent Scars?

772

A Diary from the Psychic Capital of the World

773

The woman who turned cooking oil into soap in Gaza

774

What the Iran War Taught the World About Food Security

775

Opinion: How I used public radio to recruit 20,000 participants for a peer-reviewed study on walking breaks

776

Why Beijing Still Fears the Tiananmen Mothers

777

‘Maryam & Son’: A space for small lives and big grief that larger waves of global politics disallow

778

Crosscut: economic management tools

779

Making Syria’s Transitional Justice Process Meaningful for Survivors and Communities

780

ChatGPT probably isn’t conscious. But what if we’re wrong?

781

Two Roads to Fast Clinical Trials, and the US Takes Neither

782

Is It Warm Out There?

783

Ghosts of summers past

784

What’s The Ideal Target For A Heist?

785

Crosscut: ai and contingency

786

Can ecosystems ‘malfunction’?

787

Upcoming telescopes could shed light on dark matter – astronomers are looking for these ‘fingerprints’ of the elusive substance

788

Edward Said, My Grandfather, and the Problem of Home

789

Anticolonialism in the age of fragmentation

790

Harriet Beecher Stowe Wrote a Work of Fiction That Seemed So Real That It Changed the History of the Country

791

Ahmedabad plane crash: Families of AI 171 crash victims grapple with flight fears, anxiety

792

Crosscut: world cup narratives

793

How Terry Tao Became an Evangelist for AI in Math

794

The chipped cup, the service lift and other things I had forgotten about India

795

Inside Ukraine’s Battlefield Innovation Loop

796

China is training a robot future — one folded shirt at a time

797

The city that rewired my brain

798

Crosscut: biological containment science

799

The joy of autism

800

What Will the End of the Iran-US War Mean for Pakistan?