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Scientists Reverse Aging in Mammals and Predict Human Trials Within 10 Years

Norberg: Protectionism Kills Jobs

Scientists Crack Code to Creating Artificial Spider Silk

The Cost of Enforcing Contracts Has Decreased

People Spend More Years Learning than Before

Time Spent Re-Charging May Become a Thing of the Past

More Renewable Energy Is Produced than Ever Before

The Eternally Optimistic Data Nerds at the Libertarian Cato Institute's Human Progress Project

Tiny Laser-Beaming Satellites Could Send Signals to Mars

Steven Pinker: Look at Data to Understand Violence Trends

Overall, Unhappiness in the World Is Declining

Genetically Modified Bananas to Help Solve Malnutrition

Thriving Marine Life in Bikini Atoll After Nuclear Bombs

Norberg: Is Picking Winners or Losers a Good Idea?

A Look at One of the Most Daring Scientific Missions Ever

New Solar Panel Captures More Solar Energy

New Development in A.I. Is Bad News for Thieves

Robots to Perform Better Knee Surgeries

There Are Fewer Teen Moms in Ukraine and Moldova

Matt Ridley: Magic and Necessity of Exchange

Want to Slow Aging? Sharks May Hold the Key

Biohacking Could Make Us Happier and Healthier

Norberg: What Happened to the Poor?

Explore Global Regulatory Quality Data

Compare Taxes in 190 Different Economies

HP is a “data-driven site [that shows] that humans are doing better.”

The Economic Empowerment of Women in the Workforce

Syria's Displaced Begin to Return Back Home

The History of Nuclear Weapons and Power

Coral Comeback After Radiation from Nuclear Bombs

World's Largest Wind Turbine: 1,640 Feet Tall

“The eternally optimistic data nerds at the … HumanProgress project”

Public Opinion is Changing on Same-Sex Marriages

Conservation Success for Otters on the Brink

It Costs Less for Businesses to Get Electricity

New Hope for Antibiotic Resistant Infections

Cell Phone Bills Will Be Getting Cheaper

Economic Freedom Has Increased Since the 1980s

Deirdre McCloskey: Ideas and the Industrial Revolution

Meet Our Newest Board Member, Vernon Smith

Norberg: What Created Development?

U.S.-Russian Nuclear Arms Control Agreements at a Glance

New Blood Tests to Improve Cancer Diagnosis and Care

Literacy in England Has Reached an All-Time High

SpaceX Successfully Launches Reused Rocket

Per Person Energy Consumption Has Flatlined

“[M]assive improvements in our global… situation, despite the doomsayers.”

Compare Electricity Industry Constraints Globally

Extinct Species of Galapagos Giant Tortoise May Be Resurrected

“Instantly Rechargeable” Car Battery Coming Soon