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The United States Senate soon will consider legislation that would repeal key provisions of the 54-year-old Hatch Act, a law prohibiting federal employees from engag- ing in electioneering and related partisan political activities.

In a post-pandemic time of terrifying headlines, climate anxiety and cost-of-living concerns, can turning to science-backed 'superforecasters' help quell our panic? Harriet Hall finds out...