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Lab-Grown Tissue Allays Arthritis Pain

After a Dip, U.S. Employment Is Up Again

New Hard-Drive to Store Data in Individual Atoms

Fewer People Do Back-Breaking Agricultural Labor

Urbanization Is Good for the Environment

October 12, 2015

Julian Simon on Resources, Growth and Human Progress

Sunflower Crops Are Saving Burundi

More People Get to Experience Flying

Stem Cell Mass Production Is Now Possible

The Dramatic Decline in World Poverty

October 08, 2015

Traffic Fatalities in the U.S. Have Been Falling

Targeted Gene Therapy Could Treat Depression

25 Years of Reforms in Ex-Communist Countries

HIV Treatment Also Slows the Virus's Spread

Competition Could Propel Mankind to Mars

October 07, 2015

U.S. Manufacturers Are Increasing Output

Abundance: Thoughts on the Book from Jason Silva

Major Breakthrough to Detect Alzheimer's before Onset

There Are More Internet Users as Access Spreads

Economic Growth Slashed Global Poverty to Historic Low

October 05, 2015

Monsanto Helping to Feed the World

Crop Production in Asia Has Accelerated Since 1990

Emergency Departments Saw Mortality Rates Plummet

How AI Is Being Used to Prevent Blindness

Free Enterprise Does Not Increase Poverty

October 02, 2015

Fewer Children Between the Ages of 7 and 14 Are Working

Replacing Dentists' Drills with Stem Cells

Worldwide, Literacy Rates for Women Are Increasing

Matt Ridley Discusses Going Beyond the Rational

The Most Important Thing that the New York Times Left Out

October 01, 2015

Solar Power Is Helping Create Smart Villages in India

Fewer Asians Do Grueling Agricultural Labor

Kelp Eases Impact of Ocean Acidification

Since 2000, U.S. Energy Consumption Has Fallen

Sorry, George Carlin, Plastic Is Biodegradable

October 01, 2015

Vertical Farms Offer a More Efficient Direction

New Software Predicts Cancer Mutations

Average Years of Schooling Have Increased in Africa

Fifty Cent Paper Strips to Combat Diseases

The Self-Made $4,000 Suit and the Benefits of Exchange

September 30, 2015

More Women in Asia Are Attending University

Stossel: a Practical Earth Day

Growing Customized Bones in a Lab

Forested Areas in Asia Have Been Increasing

Private Philanthropy Promotes Human Wellbeing

September 28, 2015

R2-D2 and BB-8 May Not Be Far Away

Urbanization Is Increasing and Is Projected to Continue

Drones Make Personal Aircraft a Plausible Scenario

Food Grown in Simulated Martian Soil Is Safe to Eat

Hans Rosling Predicts End of Poverty by 2030

September 25, 2015

Predicting Death and Living Healthier Lives

Compare Foreign Aid to Different Countries

The Fate of Our World: Humanity Hangs in the Balance

New Mobile App Changes Farming in India

$1,500 Sandwich Illustrates How Exchange Raises Living Standards

September 25, 2015

International Internet Bandwidth Is Growing

Global Nuclear Weapons: Downsizing but Modernizing

Meet Board Member Johan Norberg

Student-Teacher Ratios in Primary School Have Improved

Human Ingenuity and the Future of Food

September 24, 2015

Polio on Its Way to Being Officially Eradicated by 2020

Which Countries Are Tolerant of Homosexuality?