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If the assault on American democracy a year ago was a menacing farce, the next time will be a tragedy.

The Ukraine conflict is as much about a clash of civilizations as security.

Participation through digital connectivity can build a governing consensus.

If the myths unravel, so does the society.

AI (ant intelligence) is nature’s computer.

Seeking national advantage can threaten human preservation.

The Glasgow climate summit will tell.

French philosopher Bernard-Henri Lévy looks back on his life and times.

Focus on the future, not the past, says former California Governor Jerry Brown.

So far, the leaps in energy-intensive computing power far outpace the lagging shift to a green economy.

Integrating carbon trading markets is an embryonic step toward planetary realism.

Where technology and its consequences go, the religious imagination follows.

All want protection, not war with China.

The “struggle for recognition” drives both anti-elite populism and identity politics.

In the U.S., innovation comes from the states.
