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How to Win the Telecom Industrial Revolution

JustinMReilly.com

JohannHari.com

Ian Bremmer says America is no longer “indispensable,” and that’s bad news for Britain

The Meaning of Brexit: An interview with Ian Bremmer

Ian Bremmer’s Articles for TIME

Ian Bremmer: Author and President of Eurasia Group

The Question We’ve Stopped Asking About Teenagers and Social Media

‘It’s Life or Death’: The Mental Health Crisis Among U.S. Teens

Why Do We Do Things That Are Bad For Us?

America Goes About Juvenile Crime Sentencing All Wrong

LaurenceSteinberg.com

I Posed Naked For The Cover Of Time Magazine. 19 Years Later, I Wanted To Pose Again

Being “Irrepressible” with Little Rock Nine Member Minnijean Brown-Trickey

Official Website

Happiness 2.0: The Only Way Out is Through

My arrest at Occupy Wall Street

Diego, Frida, and Me

Molly Crabapple, Occupy’s Greatest Artist, Opens Show This Weekend

Rubber Bullets in the Streets of Madrid

The World of a Professional Naked Girl

Molly Crabapple – causing mayhem with words and pictures

Q&A: Occupy’s ‘Greatest Artist’ Writes Her Memoirs

Syria’s Spreading Bloodshed

We Must Risk Delight After a Summer Full of Monsters

Slaves of Happiness Island

From burlesque to the front lines, artist Molly Crabapple is “Drawing Blood”

VICE editor explains how art and journalism can intersect in ‘reportage art’

Molly Crabapple Explains How You Can Be an Artist and an Activist

Sunday Book Review: Drawing Blood

The Istanbul bombing was an attack on the city’s cosmopolitan glory

Across the world minds are narrowing. We must fight back.

When anger turns to ink

Heartbreaking Portraits of Syrian Refugees

Molly Crabapple’s Mourning In America: The Republican National Convention Illustrated

How One Small Town In Puerto Rico Found Food And Community After Maria

Next Generation Leaders: The Journalist Drawing the World

Taking Drawing Lessons from Artist and Journalist Molly Crabapple

Puerto Rico Sketchbook: The Anarchist Bikers Who Came to Help

A Searing Memoir of Life and War in Syria

How Turkey’s Campaign in Afrin Is Stoking Syrian Hatreds

A Message from the Future with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

Molly Crabapple’s Guide to Making a Difference

Welcome to to Zo

Molly Crabapple: Bloomberg Is a Billionaire Republican Who Terrorized Black & Brown Youth

The Attack on Exarchia, an Anarchist Refuge in Athens

Scenes From an American Tragedy: The Texas Border Crisis

A Sanders Campaign Sketchbook

From maximum security prison to tech entrepreneur

He found a new way for prisoners to stay connected to friends and family

Entrepreneur Launches Tech Company To Help Incarcerated People Connect With Family

These valentines headed to prisons and detention centers across the country are heartbreaking and revealing

A Muslim Leader in Brooklyn, Reconciling 2 Worlds

Critics Cost Muslim Educator Her Dream School

Where Boys Grow Up to Be Jihadis

White House Quietly Courts Muslims in U.S.

The Jihadist Next Door

Best nonfiction of 2021

Invisible Child

The Man Behind the Anti-Shariah Movement

Mastering Innovation and Execution at Autodesk with Minette Norman

On Building Organizational Savvy, Actively Managing Your Career, Negotiating Office Politics, Self-Promotion, and Much More

Ep233: Minette Norman

Breaking Into Tech

Minette Norman Consulting

Ep #38: How to Embrace and Elevate Diversity in the Workplace with Minette Norman

James Ellroy’s Buzz M for Murder

Q&A: James Ellroy, The Author

‘This Storm’ Review: L.A. Noir, 1942

James Ellroy: Cracking the Case of Murdered Actor Sal Mineo

James Ellroy, The Art of Fiction No. 201

The Best Advice I Ever Got: Maureen Chiquet, Global CEO, Chanel

JamesEllroy.net

Maureen Chiquet: ‘Every Job I’ve Had Has Come From Inspiration’

Chanel CEO talks career choices, female empowerment

Maureen Chiquet | Global CEO, Chanel

Profiles: Maureen Chiquet | Chanel

Chanel’s former CEO Explains How ‘Horse Whispering’ Made Her a Better Boss

Maureen Chiquet Goes Beyond the Business of Chanel in Her New Book

Former Chanel CEO Maureen Chiquet on Running a Fashion Empire

The Luxury Market ‘Bubble’ Hasn’t Popped, but Air Is Leaking

MaureenChiquet.com

Maureen Chiquet’s Move From Chanel to Self-Empowerment

Fending Off Digital Decay, Bit by Bit

Now He’s Only Hunted by Cameras

New Salman Rushdie novel depicts Obama and Trump’s US

Two Years, Eight Months and Twenty‑Eight Nights by Salman Rushdie review — a modern Arabian Nights

Is Human Morality a Product of Evolution?

SalmanRushdie.com

In 2017, Pursue Meaning Instead of Happiness

Why the Pursuit of Happiness Should Really Be the Pursuit of Meaning

The Virtue of Hard Things

The two kinds of stories we tell about ourselves

For a Meaningful Life, Take a Page Out of George Eliot’s Book

How to Make Your Life More Meaningful This Year

These New Yorkers Rediscovered Meaning in Life by Serving Their Neighbors

Masters of Love

Seeking a Sense of Belonging in a Divisive Era

What Ben Franklin Got Right About Living—and How You Can Copy It

The Millennial Searchers

The Forgotten Americans

There’s More to Life Than Being Happy

How to Find Meaning in a Job That Isn’t Your “True Calling”

How to Find Meaning in the Face of Death

The incredibly simple action you can take right now to change your life.

You’ll Never Be Famous—And That’s Okay

What Boomer Women Can Learn About Aging From (Gasp) Older Women

We Want to Travel and Party. Hold That Thought.

How the Covid Pandemic Affected Teens’ Mental Health

Your Flaws Are Probably More Attractive Than You Think They Are

EmilyEsfahaniSmith.com

The Decline of Trust in Science “Terrifies” former MIT President Susan Hockfield

Susan Hockfield on a New Age of Living Machines

Living Machines: How Biology and Engineering Can Come Together

Machines Built From Living Matter

Living Machines: MIT’s Former President on the Next Technology Revolution

Stories of Hope Amid America’s Unwinding

Review: The Unwinding: An Inner History of the New America, by George Packer

Articles by George Packer

The Unwinding: An Inner History of the New America by George Packer

The Agony and the Ecstasy of Richard Holbrooke

The Longest Wars

14 New Books to Watch For in May

The End of the American Century

Richard Holbrooke, the Last Great Freewheeling Diplomat

Unrest documents a little understood disease: Hot Docs

Illuminating an illness without end: Fellows Friday with Jennifer Brea

Jennifer Brea Documented her Chronic Fatigue Syndrome on an iPhone so Doctors Would Believe Other Women

The story and stigma of a baffling illness: Jen Brea speaks at TEDSummit

JenniferBrea.com

Unrest

‘Unrest,’ a Personal Account of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

Edward Burtynsky establishes photography grant with Governor General’s Award prize money

Burtynsky shares the stories behind his giant new photographs of dams, wells and other drippy things

Edward Burtynsky’s bigger picture

‘The film has a reason for being’

This Photographer Captures Striking Photos of Environmental Disasters

The essential elements of Edward Burtynsky – in pictures

A Single, Finite Planet: Sitting Down With Photographer Edward Burtynsky

Edward Burtynsky on his ravaged Earth shots: ‘We’ve reached peak everything’

The unjudging eye of Ed Burtynsky’s camera

Ken Weingart Interviews Edward Burtynsky

The Long View: Edward Burtynsky’s quest to photograph a changing planet.

‘Anthropocene: The Human Epoch’ Review: Global Warnings

EdwardBurtynsky.com

Two New Documentaries Survey Ecological Battlegrounds

The Economy Is Still Terrible for Young People

Millennials: Not So Cheap, After All

The Liberal Millennial Revolution

A World Without Work

The Science of Smart Hiring

Making America Great Again Is a Local Job

Donald Trump and the Twilight of White America

The Average 29-Year-Old

The Myth of the Millennial Entrepreneur

Trump vs. Clinton: A Battle Between Two Opposite Americas

Too Many Elite American Men Are Obsessed With Work and Wealth

“Hit Makers” Hits All The Right Notes

Live From the White House, It’s Trump TV

What Makes Things Cool

Going Viral Doesn’t Make You Popular

Why There’s No Such Thing As ‘Going Viral’

Everything You Thought You Knew About Going Viral Is a Lie

The magic of making hits

The Economic Senselessness of President Trump’s Daca Repeal

The 4 Reasons Why 2017 Is a Tipping Point for Retail

Google X and the Science of Radical Creativity

How Air-Conditioning Invented the Modern World

America Is Running on Fumes

Disneyflix Is Coming. And Netflix Should Be Scared.

All Stories by Derek Thompson

Plain English with Derek Thompson

Crazy/Genius

Naomi Natale: Art, Activism, Revolution

The Art of Revolution

En a Luz

One Million Bones

How Investors Use “Gut Feel” To Manage Risk

Male and Female Entrepreneurs Get Asked Different Questions by VCs

Best 40 Under 40 Professors: Laura Huang, The Wharton School

Faculty Profile

Why Female Entrepreneurs Have a Harder Time Raising Venture Capital

Laura Huang

Climate change anxiety is real. Here’s how you can manage those feelings

Got Climate Anxiety? These People Are Doing Something About It

Here’s what you can do to cope with your anxiety about climate change

Coping with COVID and Climate Fatigue

brittwray.com

Gen Dread

Patti Smith Talks Fame, Youth, and Her New Memoir, M Train

Requiem Lass

Patti Smith Newsletter

In her memoir ‘M Train,’ Patti Smith opens up about her life and loves

Big Data to the Rescue

PattiSmith.net

Video: A Company’s Algorithms Reveal Hidden Connections Among All That Data

How to augment our intelligence as algorithms take over the world

Algorithms

How humans & machines can team up to solve big problems

Twitter Got A Big Tax Break To Stay In San Francisco. Now Jack Dorsey Says Its Future Is No Longer In The City.

SeanGourley.com

16 New Business Books You Need to Read in 2020

The Man Who Built The Retweet: “We Handed A Loaded Weapon To 4-Year-Olds”

Enabling innovation with automated decision-making

Alex Kantrowitz: The Pandemic Will Make Tech Giants Even More Powerful

Alex Kantrowitz

Big Technology

An Odyssey Through the Brain, Illuminated by a Rainbow

Carl Schoonover: How to Look Inside the Brain

CarlSchoonover.com

Portraits of the Mind: Visualizing the Brain

Best Weapon Against Honor Killers: Shame

What will future generations condemn us for?

There Is No Such Thing as Western Civilization

The Achievement of Chinua Achebe

What Is the Point of College?

The Reith Lectures: 2016

Interview: In Conversation with Kwame Anthony Appiah

Can We Choose Our Own Identity?

On Race, Nationalism and Identity Politics

Go Ahead, Speak for Yourself

The Power of Seeing Ourselves in Literature

Appiah.net

Marvel Is Introducing a Queer Latina Superhero

What It’s Like To Come Out As LGBTQ In The Latino Community

Meet the Queer Latina Behind 2016’s Dopest LGBT YA Book, Juliet Takes a Breath

Why Marvel’s America Is the Superhero People Need Right Now

Gabby Rivera on How Marvel’s America Is Exploring the Complexities of Latinx Identity

Marvel hired Gabby Rivera, a queer Latina writer, for its queer Latina superhero. That matters.

Gabby Rivera Brings Latinx Superheroine America Chavez to Life in New Marvel Series

Adventures in Comics and the Real World

America Creator Gabby Rivera On The Importance Of A Queer Latina Superhero

Brené with Gabby Rivera on Superheroes, Storytelling and Joy as Resistance

Writer Gabby Rivera Is A True Superhero

GabbyRivera.com

Joy Revolution Podcast

Are Companies Right to Abandon the Shareholder-First Mantra?

The Business Roundtable has Repudiated Shareholder Primacy; Where do Canada’s CEOs Stand?

The Limits of the Pursuit of Profit

Sarah Kaplan Info

Sarah Kaplan, Director

What it means for businesses to ‘build back better’ after COVID-19

Changing How We Build Satellites Could Do More Than Reduce Space Junk

Danielle Wood Joins Media Lab Faculty

How Can Space Technology Improve the Life of All People?

Satellites With Social Goals: Five Questions for Danielle Wood

Space Situational Awareness: Key Issues in an Evolving Landscape

Danielle Wood–Advancing Earth Justice by Way of Space

DanielleWood.com

Danielle Wood | Space Enabled

The Witch Trials of J.K. Rowling

The New Yorker Piece on Megan Phelps-Roper Is an Amazing, Heartbreaking Portrait of a Human

Granddaughters of an infamous homophobic U.S. pastor find grace in Montreal

How to Talk to People You Hate About Politics

Losing my religion: life after extreme belief

I grew up in the Westboro Baptist Church. Here’s why I left.

Unfollow

4 Tips for Talking to People You Disagree With

If You’re Raised To Hate, Can You Reverse It?

How One Woman Left the Hate Group She Grew Up In

How These Founders Reinvented the Apron and Won Over Celebrity Chefs

How 29-Year-Old Ellen Bennett Became The Culinary World’s Apron Queen

A Scene to Savor

Adventurer Goes From Line Cook To CEO Of A Multi-Million Dollar Opportunity

Entrepreneur Ellen Bennett Pregames the Grammys With Lasagna and Bolognese

Hedley & Bennett’s “Wake Up & Fight” masks become a call to action

Vans and Local Chefwear Label Hedley & Bennett Cook up a Rainbow-Soled Collaboration

By Design | The Kitchen Apron Gets a Stylish Upgrade

Hedley & Bennett

Hedley & Bennett Founder Ellen Bennett Wants You To Dream First & Worry About Details Later

Life’s Work: An Interview with Isabel Allende

Isabel Allende: By the Book

The Big Interview: Isabel Allende

Isabel Allende will receive PEN Center USA’s lifetime achievement award

IsabelAllende.com

Best nonfiction of 2021

Eurasia Group

Author Nathan Pyle Reveals Earthlings Through the Eyes of an Alien

‘Imagine Pleasant Nonsense’ with Strange Planet Creator Nathan Pyle

Nathan Pyle’s Strange Planet Holds Up a Mirror to Weird Human Behavior

Nathan Pyle

Nathan Pyle On The Genesis And Ethos Of His Comic, ‘Strange Planet’

I want to be alone

The Disconnect

One’s a Crowd

Will Singles and Singletons Cut the Cord?

Swing-State Singles

Review of Palaces for the People

Little digital snooping is a given in romance

America: Single, and Loving It

To Restore Civil Society, Start With the Library

The Other Side of “Broken Windows”

Is There Really a Loneliness Epidemic?

The Secret Life of Libraries

Global Warming: The Psychology of Ignoring a Superthreat

EricKlinenberg.com

How Libraries Can Save the 2020 Election

Quirks in Time Perception

Why It’s Dangerous to Label People

Here’s why you won’t really move to Canada if Trump wins in November