Senator Sanders was in the middle of a rally when he found out the U.S. had bombed Iran’s nuclear facilities. His reaction was very relatable.

Organizations need to stop celebrating individual disruptors. Instead, they should be making environments where teams of innovators thrive.

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One of Gen Z’s most defining traits is how quickly they move through trends. On Instagram, an ad can last for weeks before losing steam, but on TikTok, you’ll be lucky if a trend lasts a couple of ...

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School-based mental health programs are being defunded. These programs often catch problems early and are sometimes the only care option for underserved kids. Telehealth access is under threat, ...

That line—as one founder put it during a recent gathering, captures the emotional temperature across tech, philanthropy, and the social innovation world in 2025. People care. But they’re cautious.