Reading the Signs from Suruc
After last month’s suicide bombing in Suruc, Turkey has done more in 10 days to fight ISIS than it did during the last four years. Sarabrynn
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Why Baseball Matters—Still
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Why I’m Leaving Germany’s Social Democratic Party
After two decades of participation in Germany’s Social Democrat Party, Yascha Mounk explains why the Party’s shift in political priorities h
Against the Tide: One College Leader Who Champions Socioeconomic Diversity
Nancy Cantor, a college leader who believes that higher education should be more inclusive than exclusive when admitting students.
The Best Student Loan Repayment Program Needs an Elevator Pitch
Income-Based Repayment (IBR) is a great, but unattractive to many. Switching from an exemption to a threshold would go a long way.
Bug Bounties, Stunt Hacks, and the Golden Rules of Breach Disclosure
Katie Moussouris of HackerOne talks about bug bounty programs and how to incentivize hackers to help the private sector.
President Obama Should Stick to His Principles and Veto CISA
The President made clear from the beginning of this debate that addressing privacy concerns in legislation was essential, and threatened to