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MOOCs are transforming higher education and saving students money – so why are so many administrators and professors scared? Because they know tech is about to disrupt their industry like it's changed so many others.
The radical force of ‘Abenomics’
The financial arithmetic of 'Abenomics' means that tolerable stagnation is no longer an option for Japan.
Why the underwear-bomber leak infuriated the Obama administration
It wasn't the substance of the AP story that has exasperated the government, but that the AP found a source or sources that spilled information about an ongoing intelligence operation and that even grander leaks might surge into the press corps’ rain barrels.
Washington-gate
An increasingly polarized Washington is devouring its own. Ceaseless, take-no-prisoners political warfare, not nefarious White House plots, ravages government.
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Rising income inequality means a majority of voters are on the losing end of the deal - a political backlash seems inevitable
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Evidence that sanctions are not achieving their purpose should give President Obama political breathing room to have negotiators put serious sanctions relief on the table – which could prove to be in America’s national security interest.
A woman’s choice
Angelina Jolie has taken the narrative back into a serious direction with one breathtaking article — reminding other women that they, too, have choices. Medical ones, but others as well.MOST COMMENTED
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