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Forty years ago, a US historian claimed that social changes were severing communal bonds. He was right

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

They dont have the funds saved to cover even a $400 emergency expense they might incur. thats disturbing. and joe biden doesnt care. >> no wonder his approval rating on the economy is stuck in the mid thirties right now. and its not just ukraine thats flush with our cash, by the way. iran will be t, as to well as wl now that biden is making a $6thj billion deal with iran on the promise that jailedai americans will get to come home someday. but whatst $6 billion really between enemies? that bring...

Forty years after the observation of weak neutral currents at CERN, Luciano Maiani reflects on their impact.

Leon Lederman, former director of Fermilab, once described the development of particle physics as frequently a story of false trails, crossed wires, sloppy techniques, misconceptions and misunderstandings, occasionally compensated for by strokes of incredible luck.

New global study from Sapien Labs finds consistent links, stronger for girls. By Jonathan Haidt and Zach Rausch.

I agree with Terry McLaughlin in her column “Proud to be an American?” that it is becoming more difficult for us to communicate with those we disagree with. This is

I agree with Terry McLaughlin in her column “Proud to be an American?” that it is becoming more difficult for us to communicate with those we disagree with. This is

The famous US political scientist Francis Fukuyama explains in an interview with freiheit.org why populists and nationalists will fail. The political leaders in these countries are transfiguring the past in a nationalistic nostalgia and not providing adequate solutions. How liberal is our international order? Why are we witnessing a new upsurge of anti-liberal forces right now? Even if there is no automatism for liberal democracy, it is still worth fighting for. Its foundation of human and moral...