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Success
The 6-7 craze offered a brief window into the hidden world of children. Even more, it showed how much of social life happens online
By
Rebekah Willett
,
Amanda Levido
, and others
Health
How the new protein and dairy diet flies in the face of modern guidelines, according to a nutritionist who served on the advisory board until 2024
By
Cristina Palacios
and
The Conversation
Law
Most police forces banned shooting at moving vehicles decades ago, and Biden asked ICE to do it in 2022. So why isn’t it policy?
By
Ben Jones
and
The Conversation
Politics
Why Trump’s Venezuela strike may have been about Cuba as much as it was about oil
By
Joseph J. Gonzalez
and
The Conversation
Politics
Why whatever’s happening in Venezuela isn’t ‘regime change’
By
Andrew Latham
and
The Conversation
Energy
From Latin America’s richest country 100 years ago to a founding member of OPEC, the long history of Venezuela’s oil and U.S. ties, explained
By
James Trapani
and
The Conversation
C-Suite
When brands play hard to get: why you’re drawn to products that neg you
By
Jaclyn L. Tanenbaum
,
Karen Anne Wallach
, and others
Politics
Could Venezuela be another Iraq or Afghanistan? Lessons from American statecraft in force and legitimacy
By
Monica Duffy Toft
and
The Conversation
Politics
From Trump walking away to ‘managed instability,’ Princeton expert on Latin-U.S. relations sees 5 scenarios for Venezuela
By
Robert Muggah
and
The Conversation
Future of Work
Management professors who studied the dreaded work offsite say think twice about skipping it this year
By
Madeline Kneeland
,
Adam M. Kleinbaum
, and others
Cybersecurity
2026 will be the year you get fooled by a deepfake, researcher says. Voice cloning has crossed the ‘indistinguishable threshold’
By
Siwei Lyu
and
The Conversation
Health
Why you feel so anxious and stressed during the holidays, even though you’re probably just sitting around, watching TV and eating
By
Stacy Shaw
and
The Conversation
Europe
Christmas 500 years ago was a drunken 6-week feast that may have been considerably better than the modern holiday, medieval historian says
By
Bobbi Sutherland
and
The Conversation
Arts & Entertainment
American Jews, Chinese food and Christmas: The first connection was a 1935 gift of chow mein to a New Jersey orphanage
By
Samira Mehta
and
The Conversation
Environment
Why coyotes won’t become the new wolves and what it has to do with moose and beaver
By
Alex Jensen
and
The Conversation