María Villaseñor

In the latest installment of our “What Happens Next” series examining the future of society, we visit Medellín, Colombia—a city that has reinvented itself over the past few decades, turning its violent past into a sustainable future by transforming its slums.

Online manipulation and immersive media have begun to eradicate our shared notion of authenticity and trust. How will society change when we can no longer believe what we see, hear, or think?

‘Stay home if you’re sick’ is time-tested advice. But not all workers can afford it.

Guatemalan homesteaders and a Michigan contractor are riding a wave that could change how our lives are wired.

The increasing scarcity of drinking water is beginning to capture the world’s attention – but surprisingly, an innovative solution might just be found in one of the Earth’s driest places.

As self-driving cars move closer to becoming a reality on our streets and highways, can engineers create software able to predict human behavior and keep pedestrians safe?

A small South Dakota farm holds lessons for feeding a crowded and less predictable world.

Future of Money, the first in a 5-part series, looks at what ancient stones on a tiny Pacific island can teach us about Bitcoin, blockchains and the future of money.

Sexual harassment. Discrimination. Workplace inequity. Google’s employees demonstrated against unfair practices. But has anything changed?

Across the globe, more and more people are living longer lives and that’s redefining what it means to be over 65, and what the future might mean for retirement.

A remote Oregon mountainside offers a window into the workplace of the future.

The #MeToo movement is shedding renewed light on sexual harassment at work. The fight has a decades-long history.

Autonomous vehicle technology has gotten better, but how close are we really to a time when a robot chauffeur will be able to safely drive us?

Online learning is indeed disrupting college as we know it – but not in the way you might think.