Republican senators will scrap the Affordable Care Act’s individual insurance mandate as part of their proposal, jeopardizing delicate negotiations for the chance at a double legislative win.
The writer and politician Michael Ignatieff discusses the “moral operating systems” that bind urban communities.
There is no “Moneyball” for media. In entertainment, overkill is underrated.
Americans are skeptical of automation technologies taking over highly interactive tasks. But perhaps humanity is being hyped up too much—and that could create surprising challenges for job-retention efforts.
A change to the urban skyline that could make a big dent in carbon emissions.
It’s minuscule, cumbersome, and easily avoided. It's also a symbol of Washington’s approach to dynastic wealth and the American Dream.
The military can be an important engine for social mobility, but it doesn’t always work that way.
Both plans are over-budget and can’t pass the Senate on a party-line vote without major changes, analysts say.
A new “trackless train” shows that commuters have a long way to go before embracing a perfectly good form of transit.
A counterfactual narrative of aging blinds marketers to the real desires of retirees.