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What to expect from Trump’s second term: more erratic, darker, and more dangerous
The uncertainty does not exist only in the United States. Officials and analysts the world over wonder what Trump’s “peace ...
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What Trump might do on vaccines, pandemics, global health, and more
Experts in public health, vaccines, and other health and biology-related fields are concerned about what the next Trump ...
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Trump’s potential impact on emerging and disruptive technologies
Experts discuss tech-related issues and policies like AI, drones, and misinformation and disinformation under a Trump ...
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Americans elect a climate change denier (again)
President-elect Donald Trump is now poised to once again withdraw the United States from the Paris climate agreement, and to ...
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After Trump’s victory, a divided Europe braces for its security without the United States
Others, however, were more wary, suggesting that a second Trump term in 2020 would reveal to the world the true identity of ...
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UN to conduct new study of the broad impacts of nuclear war. Not all countries want to know
The UN General Assembly voted overwhelmingly last week in favor of launching a two-year study on the effects of nuclear war—the first such expert study the UN has pursued since the 1980s. A total of ...
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Is the reign of tech titans coming to an end?
On October 25, The Washington Post dropped a bombshell on its readers, announcing that it would refrain from endorsing a presidential candidate in the upcoming election. Since 1976, when The Post ...