Why America must lead on artificial intelligence
The accelerated development of AI is not just a business opportunity but a strategic necessity
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Howard’s beginning: the luck of Lutnick
Lutnick sounds so much like Trump it’s hard to tell where one man’s monologue ends and the other’s begins
Goodbye to the Smoky Yolk diner
Chicken and waffles were a legitimate dish here and came with a special high-heat honey mustard
The end of the climate cult
It has been a long, lucrative ride
The National Football League goes international
Inside Roger Goodell’s bid for global power
Eclipse of the boomers
If the boomers wanted something, they got it, by force of numbers
The theater of Washington
Politics is very much a presence on the capital’s stages
Slouching towards Gavin
Newsom likes to present himself as a member of the hustling classes and yet, in truth, he has destroyed them
The ‘affordability’ delusion
Politicians promise to solve economic problems over which they have no control, while refusing to address economic problems over which they do
The science of marriage
The decline of marriage will lead to human extinction
Federal judges crave the spotlight
In case after case, judges ruled to stymie the executive branch for one main reason
Can Zelensky surrender?
In Ukraine, peace will be a hard sell
The steady erosion of academic rigor in German schools
Now, vague, homogenized curricula require little factual knowledge
Meet the e-girls selling European decline to America
These telegenic expat firebrands have begun to redefine the contours of the right
Are America’s women heading for the exit?
Four in ten women want to leave America. But where would they go?
Olivia Nuzzi and the return of ‘celebrity journalism’
She didn’t invent the game she’s playing
A transatlantic party route
Who’s conning whom?
Is our education system radicalizing young men?
To understand why boys are turning to Nick Fuentes, look inside our schools
Why are we so obsessed with Hitler’s penis?
There is a ‘small penis’ theory of history
Our brave new world
Aldous Huxley understood quite intuitively that technology begins to enslave us
The dismantling of Lambda School
The idea should have been a rare bipartisan win
The world needs more copper, but there’s a catch
While everyone’s still obsessing about gold, it’s worth taking a look at copper
Talk to your dead grandmother thanks to AI
I can see the business model here
