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U.S. Conducts ‘Self-Defense Strikes' on Southern Iran Source link
Iran Talks 'Proceeding Nicely,' Deal Appears Closer Source link
Trump’s China summit gets sold as strength, but the details tell a different story. We dig into what the U.S. says it achieved versus what China actually signals afterward, especially on Iran and regional security. From our seat, the big issue is leverage: if Beijing won’t bend and Washington can’t compel, the talking points don’t matter much. That gap shows up immediately in the most unglamorous place possible, supply chains and rare earth minerals that can quietly slow U.S. weapons production. We also get into Taiwan and the argument you hear everywhere: microchips, economic survival, and the idea that the…
Democrats' Patron Saint of Human Traffick Source link
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How the Anti-Weaponization Fund Could Work Source link
The Midwestern Exodus Is Finally Ending Source link
Colbert’s biting hostility to Trump and other right-leaning politicians showed an anger that couldn’t be hidden by labeling his outbursts as comedy. Source link
Go into the office, embrace ‘messy jobs,’ and other dos and don’ts for the future workplace in the age of AI, advises Tyler Cowen. Source link
Unlike other commencement speakers who have recently seen backlash for hyping AI, Steve Wozniak got applause by reminding graduates at Grand Valley State University: “You all have AI… Actual Intelligence.”Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak said today’s AI is still only an attempt to imitate the brain, while the real advantage humans have is the ability to think differently, solve problems creatively, and build things they would want for the world to use.”It would take too long to go deeply into what I think about AI,” the Woz said. “But we’ve been trying to create a brain… And we haven’t been able…