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Science writer. Previously @InsideScience, @mitgovlab, @urbanmediaarts, @novapbs, @wburartery, @soundofboston. He/him.
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Jim Lovell, Apollo 13 Commander Who Thrived Under Pressure, Dies at 97

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By Will Sullivan
| Smithsonian Magazine Verified
The space explorer was determined throughout his life, says Teasel Muir-Harmony, the curator of the Apollo Collection at the National Air and Space Museum Once the Soviet satellite Sputnik soared beyond the Earth’s atmosphere, launching the space race, the United States rushed to beat their rival to the next milestone: sending the first human into space. Less than two years later, NASA selected the seven Americans who would fly to space for its Project Mercury.
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Anti-corruption measures drive tax compliance, research shows

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By Will Sullivan, Gaby Clark Verified, Robert Egan Verified
| Phys.org Verified
A fundamental problem for governments is getting citizens to comply with their laws and policies. They can't monitor everyone and catch all the rule-breakers. "It's a logistical impossibility," says Lily L. Tsai, MIT's Ford Professor of Political Science and the director and founder of the MIT Governance Lab. Instead, governments need citizens to choose to follow the rules of their own accord.
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How government accountability and responsiveness affect tax payment

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By Will Sullivan
| MIT News
A fundamental problem for governments is getting citizens to comply with their laws and policies. They can’t monitor everyone and catch all the rule-breakers. “It’s a logistical impossibility,” says Lily L. Tsai, MIT’s Ford Professor of Political Science and the director and founder of the MIT Governance Lab. Instead, governments need citizens to choose to follow the rules of their own accord.
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