“The COP is the most important climate conference in the world. Many look to it to gauge the temperature of progress on global climate action. For the event to continue inspiring collective action, the world needs a more holistic message about its outcomes—not just the division and chaos coming from the negotiating room, but also the real efforts and purposeful learning emerging outside it,” argue Emily Carlton and David Victor.
Though the academic effects of COVID-19 on students are severe, the pandemic also deeply impacted overall health and well-being. Jennifer Vey and Juanita Morales write that investing in community schools could be one of the best ways for local governments to confront both types of challenges.
With his hand-picked candidates losing their elections, legal difficulties on multiple fronts, and his personal conduct causing backlash, Donald Trump has had a bad month—probably the worst of his political career. William Galston discusses the former president’s prospects in the 2024 election.
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