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Food for Thought

70 years after the National School Lunch Act, efforts to ensure that all students have access to healthy food throughout the year face new challenges.

Polling Alone

Election forecasting and analytics may change the nature of American democracy.

Crafts for Sale

How artisan work is gaining prominence in Swaziland as a new means of poverty alleviation.

Born to Fun

Stewart was and remains a stage performer who knows his audience

Unicorns and Other Mythological Creatures

The shifting landscape of startup investing could avoid the pitfalls that led to the dotcom bubble in the 1990s.

PSY Speaks the Truth

Summer ended. The leaves changed color; I redirected attention to my plummeting grades. We all moved on, and "Gangnam Style" faded, only resurfacing briefly as a capstone to a tumultuous year. Maybe that was for the best, I decided. Maybe that was a blessing.

Fast Talkers

In the first GOP debate, style revealed just as much as substance.

Free Trade: Not Everyone Wins

The Trans-Pacific Trade Partnership's potentially devastating effects upon the people of less developed member states warrant close consideration.

Summer 2015 Postcard

It seems most natural to languish in a lit patch of grass and let thoughts travel with clouds, sometimes in a gentle stream and sometimes in a desperate, wind-whipped escape.

Donald Trump Gives Us the Politics We Deserve

This summer’s hottest political story has been the candidacy of Donald J. Trump. The business mogul has stunned the nation by rising to the...