Why States Still Anchor Space Norms
Commercial space is booming, but governments still set the rules. To harness innovation, states need to proactively involve the private sector.
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US Healthcare Was Never Built to Work – Here’s What Could Replace It
Meaningful reform requires acknowledging the gap between what health insurance promises and what it currently delivers.
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Insurance Algorithms Are Increasingly Determining Patient Care
The history of insurance shows a privatized public insurance market is working as designed: maximizing revenue by charging taxpayers and minimizing payment by denying claims.
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No One Is Building America’s $500 Drone
As the U.S. restricts Chinese drones, American manufacturers are focusing on military systems — leaving firefighters, search teams, and other civilian users without affordable alternatives.
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The Adversary’s Forecast
How extreme weather and AI-enabled cyber capabilities are creating the perfect storm to attack the power grid.
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Gender Equality Laws Alone Won’t Fix Who Leads Health
We must also challenge the cultural construct that care is a woman’s natural role.
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What We Don’t Know About Women’s Health Can Kill Us
My symptoms weren’t just perimenopause. They were signs of cancer — and better care might save others from delayed diagnoses.
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The Rohingya Crisis Is Also a Climate Story
The humanitarian response continues to be framed almost entirely around protection from persecution, rather than around long-term resilience to recurring environmental shocks.
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The Grid Was Built for the Past Climate
Historical climate conditions are becoming increasingly unreliable guides for future infrastructure planning.
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Who Controls Science?
Competing narratives emerge not because evidence is inherently ambiguous, but because power determines which knowledge is visible, legitimate, or silenced.