WSJ OpinionLean right34m
Sometimes Government Is Innovative
Federal agencies got out ahead of industry on cybersecurity.
Positive+0.24
Section
Ideas
10 stories ranked by source quality, coverage, recency and your topic weights.
Ideas mood56 Mixed2 up · 2 neutral · 1 down
Ideas
56 MixedThe EconomistCentre5h
A Nobel prize for how to keep economies on an even keel
Two “New Keynesians”, Robert Hall and Michael Woodford, win the highest honour in economics
Positive+0.44
WSJ OpinionLean right7h
Ancient Greece’s Greatness Was Built on Trade
Importing and exporting helped Athens achieve liberty, prosperity and power.
Neutral+0.16
The EconomistCentre13h
The looming bond crisis
A handpicked article read aloud from the latest issue of The Economist
Negative-0.48
AeonLean left12h
Africa’s cultural landmarks: tombs of Buganda kings
Built from vegetal materials, these majestic tombs housing Buganda kings bridge the realms of living and dead in Uganda - by Aeon Video Watch on Aeon
Neutral-0.20
WSJ OpinionLean right32m
A Nobel Prize for Macroeconomics Done Right
Michael Woodford and Robert E. Hall built on Milton Friedman’s critique of John Maynard Keynes.
Positive+0.21
WSJ OpinionLean right34m
Ritual Offers What Medicine Can’t
How does a parent say goodbye to a dying child?
Neutral0.00
WSJ OpinionLean right3d
Why Did Technologists Become Doomers?
An AI cybersecurity specialist puts it down to the influence of a weird philosophy that brands itself ‘effective altruism.’
Neutral+0.10
WSJ OpinionLean right3h
Algorithms Are Killing the Thrill of Discovery
The convenience of technology has obvious allure.
Neutral-0.05
WSJ OpinionLean right7h
Constitutional Originalism and the Framers
Originalism should be guided by what the Framers and lawmakers rather than the general public understood the text to mean at the time.
Neutral0.00