The Second Most Important Ability for a Leader - Humor in Leadership
Discover why humor is crucial for leadership, with insights from Dan Glickman's political career. Learn about effective leadership traits and expectations for the Biden administration.
Examining Historical Perspective on Modern Elections
Explore historical context of partisanship and electioneering to gain perspective on modern political passions. Learn why studying history is crucial for informed citizenship.
Silent Spring Revolution - The Environment from JFK to Joe Biden
Explore the rise of environmental activism from 1960-1973, key figures, and lessons for today's climate challenges with historian Douglas Brinkley in conversation with ACES educator Denali Barron.
What Is Conservatism?
Explore the evolution and current state of conservatism in America, examining its core principles, challenges, and future direction in light of recent political shifts.
Conservatism Under Threat
George Will discusses the Founders' vision for America, contrasting it with today's politics. He explores threats to conservatism, limited government, and natural rights, offering insights on the current political landscape.
Fact or Fiction - Is the Deep State Real?
Explore the concept of the "Deep State" with David Rohde and Dina Temple-Raston, examining its reality, impact on public trust, and implications for American democracy.
We the People, and the Republic We Must Reclaim
Lawrence Lessig exposes corruption in American politics, highlighting how campaign funding from a tiny percentage of citizens undermines democracy, and calls for bipartisan reform to reclaim the Republic.
We the People, and the Republic We Must Reclaim
Explore how campaign finance dependency corrupts American politics and weakens democracy, with legal scholar Lawrence Lessig's compelling analysis and call for bipartisan reform.
The Trump Effect - One Year On
Análisis del impacto de Trump tras un año de presidencia, con perspectivas del director de medios digitales de su campaña sobre los logros y desafíos de la administración.
How Fear Drives American Politics
Explore how fear influences US politics and the need for new ideas to address major issues like cybercrime, emerging technologies, and modern warfare. Gain insights on overcoming political stagnation.
「平成」のアメリカ政治 - その展開と日本への影響：「決まらない政治」の具体的表れ - 第5章
Explore how American politics during the Heisei era influenced Japan, focusing on political gridlock and its manifestations through expert analysis from Kyoto University.
Comparing Presidential Elections: Trump and Nixon 1968-2024
Explore the striking parallels between the 1968 and 2024 presidential elections through expert analysis of historical archives, revealing how past campaign dynamics shape today's political landscape.
The Fall of Roe - The Inside Story of How it Happened
Explore the behind-the-scenes events leading to the overturning of Roe v. Wade, examining the legal, political, and social factors that contributed to this landmark decision in American reproductive rights.
Journalism, Religion, and Vocation - The Overlooked Force in American Life
Exploring religion's impact on American life and journalism, addressing media blind spots and the importance of religious coverage in newsrooms.
The Attack on Iran — Why Now? | TED Explains the World with Ian Bremmer
Geopolitical expert Ian Bremmer analyzes the US-Israel bombing of Iran on February 28, 2026, including the strike on Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei's Tehran compound. He explains President Trump's decision-making, implications for regime change, and key details about this dangerous global moment.
Two US Governors — a Democrat and a Republican — on Why There’s Hope for Democracy | On the Spot
Delaware Governor Matt Meyer (Democrat) and Oklahoma Governor J. Kevin Stitt (Republican) discuss rebuilding trust across political divides, leading in polarized times, and governing collaboratively. They share insights on moving from outrage to outcomes and treating each other as neighbors rather than enemies.
Are We Heading Toward World War III? | Heni Ozi Cukier | TED
Political scientist Heni Ozi Cukier analyzes the social, economic, political and military conditions that preceded the last two world wars, revealing how historical patterns and today's geopolitical shifts may be pointing us in a dangerously familiar direction. He connects past and present to challenge us to recognize warning signs and act before it's too late.
Trump’s 2024 Election Win — and What’s Next | TED Explains the World with Ian Bremmer
Geopolitical expert Ian Bremmer discusses the implications of Donald Trump's re-election as US president, analyzing key issues that shaped the result and coming shifts in US foreign policy regarding Russia-Ukraine, US-China relations, and the Middle East.
Can Math Help Repair Democracy? | Sam Wang | TED
Neuroscientist Sam Wang explains how computer simulations and mathematical models can help fix issues in American democracy, from detecting gerrymandered districts to predicting the impact of alternative election methods like ranked-choice voting.
Demokratischer Optimismus | Dirk von Gehlen | TEDxMünchen
Warum die Zeit vielleicht gar nicht aus den Fugen ist, wie wir uns für Optimismus entscheiden und was wir vom Ausdauersport für Demokratie lernen können: Weiter machen! Dirk von Gehlen ist Autor und Journalist. Er ist seit Anfang 2022 Director des Think Tanks beim SZ Institut der Süddeutsche Zeitung