The Conversation
RFK Jr.’s nomination signals new strength for skepticism and anger toward traditional health policy.
Attribution science allows us to better link the causes of warming to the climate crises that result.
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Trump’s slim plurality of the electorate is no mandate and no reason to silence our convictions.
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It should worry Sam Altman and other tech giants who insisted on demanding money and opacity.
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Claiming to support vaccine ‘safety’ isn’t a reasoned position; it’s attempt to obfuscate his past positions.
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Trump is betting justices will give him the power to hire and fire more federal employees at will.
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When you ask for God’s care, as Trump did, you ask for God’s rebuke and correction, too.
Big Tech’s broligarchs face a ‘Sputnik moment’ from a cheaper, simpler and better AI tool.
He may have more to lose with Canada and Mexico than he can gain in trying to force concessions from them.
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Work is at a standstill as researchers and officials wait for word on even how long the pause will last.
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While the jobless rate remains low, so is the hiring rate, letting employers call the shots on benefits.
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If your write or participate in a virtual meeting, AI is making a record of what you say and learning from it.
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Expect GOP lawmakers to move quickly on cuts to Medicaid, SNAP and other anti-poverty assistance.
The Conversation
A retired federal judge weighs in on pardons by Trump and Biden and the court of public opinion.
Mandatory sentences don’t restore justice and often deny victims their voice and support they deserve.
President Biden left the new administration with a strong hand. It should build on that success.
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Not long ago, AI was an existential threat in the tech mogul’s mind. Does political convenience now reign?
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Even if meant only to discourage immigration, the effect will be brutalize all Americans.
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Reflections on Martin Luther King Jr., Michelle Obama and Trump’s exhausting return.
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Issuing more than 200 executive orders on Day One, Trump may find the going harder from now on.
