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Longtime Corporation grantee Siegfried Hecker, one of the world’s foremost nuclear security and policy experts, offers his perspective on how Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is as momentous for nuclear affairs as the dissolution of the Soviet Union

Given the persistent strength in state tax collections, it may come as a surprise that California’s General Fund likely faces a budget problem in the coming years. Yet this is the key takeaway from a recent fiscal analysis of 10,000 possible revenue scenarios conducted by our office. In 95 percent of our simulations, the state encountered a budget problem by 2025-26. Notably, the likelihood of a budget problem largely is impervious to the future trajectory of state tax revenues. That is, wheth...

Pretty much everything you need to know about the new single-volume history of Canadian fiction in English, by noted academic and editor David Staines, can be

Her new novel investigates the eternal.

Here are the Canadian novels and short stories we are excited to read in the first half of 2022.

In Pure Colour , Sheila Heti asks what it would mean to love the stories that link us to the past without imagining that they will carry us into the…

The author sets out to process the loss of a father—and ends up reimagining the universe

March 8 is International Women's Day. To celebrate, check out one (or all) of these Canadian books by Canadian women.

The How Should A Person Be? and Motherhood author is not afraid to ask big questions – here, she talks about interrogating life, art, and rewriting the creation of the universe with her latest book Pure Colour

Offerings from James Baldwin, Gayl Jones, and more