Xi Jinping’s Terrifying New China
By Michael Schuman The Atlantic China’s social media was briefly aflutter this fall about an impressive feat in the popular online fantasy game Honor of Kings. A player had completed a […]
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The Supreme Court Could Fundamentally Change America’s Broken Patent System
By Roger Parloff Yahoo! It was more than a decade ago that The New York Times exposed an anomaly that lawyers had been whispering about for some time. The sleepy, rural […]
How to Make America Great Again
By Jacob S. Hacker & Paul Pierson Foreign Affairs At a debate among the Republican presidential candidates in March, U.S. Senator Ted Cruz of Texas boiled down his campaign message to its […]
The Assault on Federally Supported Science
By Robert D. Atkinson The Christian Science Monitor Distrust of government has long focused on economic and cultural matters, with conservative luminaries from Barry Goldwater to Ronald Reagan arguing that […]
The Importance of Maintenance Alongside Innovation
By Lee Vinsel & Andrew Russell Aeon Evidence has emerged that regions of intense innovation also have systemic problems with inequality. In 2013, protests erupted in San Francisco over the […]
Congress Seeks to Quash Patent Trolls
By Heidi Ledford Nature Predatory ‘patent trolls’ could soon find it harder to operate in the United States. Legislation to curb frivolous patent lawsuits has regained momentum after lawmakers in […]
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