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150 years ago, Karl Marx warned that economic growth, the foundation of capitalism, could ultimately lead to the system's collapse.
Kurdistan's rapid development and aspirations for independence starkly contrast with the chaos engulfing the rest of Iraq, highlighting its unique political and economic landscape.
10 to 15% of every class in the country is dyslexic, yet many children struggle to receive adequate support in the current education system.
Growth is the fundamental principle of capitalism, but Karl Marx warned that it could eventually lead to the system's collapse.
In Bulgaria, Lithuania, and Uzbekistan, young people are navigating their futures with confidence and optimism, contrasting with the anxiety seen in the West.
Five consecutive titles in the Pacific Northwest Championship marked the Asahi baseball team's dominance in pre-World War II Vancouver.
Kat Downie, a former gold medallist, raises concerns about fairness in the Paralympic classification system, advocating for evidence-based improvements.
Unemployment is projected to rise by about one million people in the next 100 days, according to a panel discussion featuring economic experts.
Darrick Landreneau began filming his life in 2012, capturing 11 years of college dreams and personal loss in Louisiana.
Eight Pritzker Prize Laureates share their insights on the significance of architecture and the optimism required to thrive in the field.
Bruce Mau, a Canadian designer, emphasizes the importance of empathy in design and advocates for a mindset of optimism to address the ecological challenges we face.
Shelley McNamara, a Pritzker-Prize-winning architect, emphasizes the importance of optimism and humanism in architecture amidst contemporary global challenges.
Boris Johnson gives his first speech as Conservative party leader at a lively conference.
Marvin Toliver, a social worker, breaks the cycle of generational trauma in communities.
David Attenborough discusses the bolus spider and reflects on mortality and nature's resilience.
Catherine Simon Arona, a law student and aspiring photojournalist, shares her experiences at an orphanage in South Sudan, highlighting the resilience of its children.
India's manufacturing industry is experiencing a pivotal moment under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership, with optimism for growth amid significant challenges.
Last time Cate Hall applied for a job, she suggested running an organization similar to the one she was applying to, demonstrating her approach to personal agency.
Shami Chakrabarti reflects on her leadership at Liberty since 2003 and discusses how the refugee crisis dishonors the memory of the Holocaust.
Robert discusses Brexit's progress amid Boris Johnson's pandemic challenges.
The Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture will occupy a five-acre site between 14th and 15th streets at Constitution Avenue.
On the eve of the 2024 election, Michael Moore expresses optimism about voter turnout and the potential for a positive outcome in the polls.
The speaker highlights optimism sweeping across America in the State of the Union address.
A three-block-long line formed at an early voting site in Philadelphia as community members sought to make their voices heard amid ongoing protests.
Zimbabwe's warring political factions unite, sparking optimism and community efforts today.
