In an editorial in Science, U.S.-based energy policy experts Paasha Mahdavi and Michael Ross argue that governments creating consumer fossil fuel subsidies in response to rising energy prices is the “worst energy policy in the world.” Mahdavi, an associate professor at the University of California, Santa Barbara, in the U.S.,Continue Reading
Humans are social animals, and so in our cultural imagination, we tend to bracket solitude with loneliness. Viewed from a different perspective, though, it can be quite beautiful. And that’s a theme that comes out clearly in the work of Wu Xinlin. At the same time, the Chinese illustrator, who’sContinue Reading
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“You can look at anything around you and wonder how you could interpret this in design or motion,” says Rob Farmer. A walk after dinner, a flock of gulls, the static hiss of a TV screen – all of it gets filed away as potential creative material. “I often likeContinue Reading
A decade ago, the Democratic Unionist party (DUP) viewed Brexit as a potential gamechanger in the struggle to resist future pressure for a united Ireland. As the author and journalist Fintan O’Toole wrote in an essay published last year, the DUP hoped that the 2016 referendum would deliver “a double exit.Continue Reading
In Brief: Terence Ronson warns that AI is reshaping hotel distribution by reducing discovery to a shortlist drawn largely from OTA and editorial content. He argues that independent hotels risk becoming invisible unless they maintain accurate, consistent and machine-readable property data across the sources AI trusts. The AI shortlist isContinue Reading
Imperialism does not require a flag to be planted or a governor dispatched. It can be a powerful nation deciding who governs a smaller, weaker country, and on what terms and for whose benefit its resources will be developed. Donald Trump’s kidnapping of Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro, putting his deputy –Continue Reading
In Thomke Meyer’s illustrations, you’ll spot hair whipping sideways, vines coiling and unravelling across a page, figures leaning mid-stride as if the wind is about to set them afloat. Whether it’s personal work or a commission for a magazine cover, all her pieces have a sense of motion inspired byContinue Reading
A federal judge has declined to stop the Pentagon from firing journalists who say they were illegally punished for speaking out about the need for the Stars and Stripes publication to maintain its editorial independence. The ruling by US district judge Trevor McFadden allows the Pentagon to proceed for nowContinue Reading
The Canadian Broadcasting Corp. is making an exception to a longstanding editorial rule that barred its journalists from independently labeling the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks as terrorism, reversing itself Friday after a leaked internal memo touched off a political firestorm on both sides of the border. The reversal came afterContinue Reading
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