By Beyond Deng, Richard V. ReevesThis week in Class Notes: Couples like to do things together in the home, but togetherness may reinforce the gender pay gap. Building cognitive endurance can build...

By Danielle Resnick

By Danielle Resnick, Gilbert SiameGlobally, local governments have significant responsibilities for delivering agriculture, education, and health services, and they increasingly are forging their own strategies for tackling climate change, supporting...

By Fiona Hill, John Haltiwanger

By Mariano-Florentino Cuéllar, Benjamin Larsen, Yong Suk Lee, Michael WebbArtificial intelligence (AI) technologies have become increasingly widespread over the last decade. As the use of AI has become more common...

By Nicol Turner LeeChairwoman Barragán, Ranking Member Higgins, and distinguished members on the House Subcommittee on Border Security, Facilitation, & Operations, thank you for the invitation to testify as part...

By Julian Jacobs Digitalization is rapidly changing U.S. labor market dynamics. Beyond increasing the number of workplaces that require digital skills and engagement with computers, the spread of new technologies...

By John Perrino Advocates from Girlguiding U.K. unveil a badge urging an end to online harms ahead of meeting in London with members of Parliament to discuss the Online Safety...

By Nicol Turner Lee, Niam Yaraghi, Samantha Lai The United States has long struggled with a health care system that is both expensive and often inaccessible when it comes to...

By Nicol Turner Lee Not a single week of 2022 has passed without multiple mass shootings. 343 people have been killed and 1,391 injured through July 4 of this year....