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City Repair: From Illegal Street Painting to City-Sanctioned Placemaking

“We’re part of something so much larger than ourselves.”

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A Provocative Way to Finance the Fight Against Climate Change

Will we do whatever it takes to fight climate change?

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Into the World of Work

What do you need to know—about the new world of work, but also about yourself—as you graduate and launch yourself into the world of work?

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Why Trump Might Win

In the new era of anti-politics Americans are skeptical of well-crafted speeches and detailed policy proposals. They prefer authenticity.

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Choosing a President in a Time of Climate Crisis

Our next president must be someone who understands the science of climate change and can build a clean energy future.

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Europe Goes American, and That Ain’t Good

The same racial, religious, and ethnic tensions that have long divided America are now unraveling Northern Europe’s bonds of solidarity.

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A Tale of Two Zip Codes

What determines how long we live? Inequality—it even reduces the lifespan of our society’s “winners.”

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Yanis Varoufakis & Noam Chomsky

Discussing ‘And the Weak Suffer What They Must?’

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The Third Way: Share-the-Gains Capitalism

Why is there no-lose socialism for the rich and cutthroat hyper-capitalism for everyone else?

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How ‘Puff The Magic Dragon’ Came to Be

Puff’s creator, Lenny Lipton, tells you how it went down.