Anne Case: The Longevity Economist (Gary A. Seidman)

For decade after decade in the United States, children typically stayed healthier and lived longer than the generation that came before them. The country, it seemed to Anne Case, had been doing something right. By the late 1960s, advances in vaccines and antibiotics had helped extend the average American lifespan to nearly 70, about 50 percent longer than …

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A British Trump tribute act could snatch power in the UK: Without a constitution for protection, British politics is vulnerable to its own version of extremism (Alan Rusbridger)

Could it happen here? Could a Donald Trump tribute act sweep into power in the UK, trash the existing order and overwhelm the system with a series of outlandish and extreme measures before anyone had a chance to catch their breath? There are two theories of British exceptionalism which we tell to reassure ourselves that …

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New Alliance for Civics in the Academy Working to Promote University Civics Education Nationwide (

Alliance for Civics in the Academy) Scholars at the Hoover Institution have created a new national alliance of civics educators tasked with reinvigorating the teaching of civics at American universities to better equip graduates to participate in modern democracy. Hoover Institution (Stanford, CA) — Scholars at the Hoover Institution have created a new national alliance …

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Africa’s Self-Powered Car SHOCKED US Engineers  (Electric)

The world declared it couldn’t be done. Scientists scoffed, corporations turned a blind eye, and even assassins attempted to silence him. Yet, Maxwell Chikumbutso, a self-taught inventor from Zimbabwe, stood firm. Now, he’s introduced technology that could revolutionize the globe and shake up industries in the process! Introducing the Kaiyi Saith, an electric car that …

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