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States With Few Coronavirus Restrictions Are Spreading the Virus Beyond Their Borders
Lax states are attracting shoppers and students from stricter neighbors — and sending back COVID-19 cases. The imbalance underscores the lack of a national policy.
Why violent extremism still spreads: predatory states
Violent extremist groups continue to grow from the sense of injustice, futility, and betrayal that stems from predatory state behavior. A comprehensive countering strategy needs to focus squarely on creating... Read more »
CDC posts tips for minimizing everyday virus risk
Take the stairs, not the elevator, down from your hotel room. Encourage people to bring their own food and drinks to your cookout. Use hand sanitizer after banking at an ATM. Call ahead to restaurants and nail salons to make sure staff are wearing face coverings. And no high-fives — or even elbow bumps — at the gym.
How would you feel if the United States broke up into multiple countries?
Honesty, I wouldn't mind it. There's so much philosophical division between red and blue states. We have completely opposite perspectives on how the...
Should the Government Regulate Deepfakes? We Asked People on Venice Beach
Deepfakes don't pose a novel threat, and they have many exciting applications that would be stymied by legal restrictions. ------------------ Subscribe to ou...
Medicare Opioid Restrictions: Many Would Suffer
A palliative care nurse practitioner writes that if the rule restricting opioids goes into effect, many patients will suffer.
This is how racism is being spread across the internet
"There is a dark side to the internet that sees far-right groups exploit its unique features to spread divisive ideas, racial hate and mistrust."
How The States Can Reform Health Care
Without any change in federal law, some states are making radical changes that are lowering costs, increasing quality and making heath care delivery more efficient.
How Does the Next Great Power Conflict Play Out? Lessons from a Wargame
The United States can win World War III, but it’s going to be ugly and it better end quick, or everyone starts looking for the nuclear trigger. That is
Fragile states and the search for ‘what works’
Whether the development community can accelerate “what works” to help fragile states avoid decades more extreme poverty, violence, and disaster is an open question and collective challenge.
Who will be the next president of the United States?
Is The United States On A Road To Becoming Ungovernable?
For a long time I have observed the rancor in modern American political discourse, and I have become concerned about where all of this anger and frustration is taking us. In order for any society to function, there must be some form of government. And in order for government to function, a certain percentage of ... Read more
How crowdfunding helps far-right extremism spread round the world
Analysis: New report highlights ‘overlooked’ role of funding in spreading extremism
Why Healthcare Needs Amazon (or Anyone) to Shake Things Up
As healthcare in the United States embarks on what PwC describes as its most radical shift in 80 years, most health IT incumbents just aren't cutting it.
Have We Hit Peak Decadence In The United States?
From the summit of our new ‘needle towers,’ the ultra rich can look but never really see.
Why Turkey Doesn’t Trust the United States
Why Tyranny Is More Likely in Centralized States
An abundance of evidence shows people are treated differently in systems that see them as statistics, not individuals.
How States/Empires Collapse In Four Easy Steps
The promises cannot be met, and so society decays into warring elites and competing constituencies...
Why Are Americans Less Healthy?
A new health and mortality analysis reveals that the United States ranks last among 17 developed nations.
Research Finds States Remain Committed to Value-Based Payment Models
Change Healthcare study reveals an innovative and collaborative mosaic of activity across the nation.
What you need to know about the OECD’s new approach to fragile states
The OECD’s new approach to fragile states assesses fragility as a universal issue that can affect all countries in different dimensions – not only those traditionally considered “fragile” or conflict-affected.
