OPINION
What Hegseth Is Hiding
Service members have accounts to share about a political figure, and their stories deserve public attention.
Hold My Hand, Warm My Heart
Physical contact and emotional connection between people contribute to wellbeing and give life meaning.
The U.N. Is Terrible. We Need the U.N.
International organizations are imperfect but necessary as the world faces mounting threats that require coordinated global responses.
A Superb American Artist Is Finally Getting Her Due
Artist Lee Krasner can achieve full recognition only when displayed independently from her husband, Jackson Pollock.
How DEI Conquered the University of Colorado
An executive order against workplace diversity initiatives represents progress toward restoring higher education's mission.
Trump's Lumber Tariffs and Disaster Recovery
Canadian import tariffs will delay reconstruction efforts in disaster-affected US regions.
Why Do Clinical Trials for Cancer Drugs Take So Long?
People have written responses to an article examining why development and approval of new cancer treatments moves at a slow pace.
The Wild West of A.I. Needs to End. Here’s How.
Artificial intelligence regulation is necessary to address public concerns about the industry's practices.
Trump's Reprieve for TikTok Is Legitimate
Presidential authority permits Trump to delay enforcing the TikTok ban based on constitutional powers.
Are the Current Laws Enough to Regulate A.I.?
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The Four Midterm Races That Matter Most
Four swing states will elect officials responsible for administering the 2028 presidential election, with candidates described as alarming.
The Missing Filter on Our Election Process
1970s election reforms increased democratic participation but altered which candidates achieve electoral success.
Trump’s Failure to Lead Is Costing America and the World
President Trump's ineffective leadership during his presidency risks damaging American interests at an important summit.
Robert Kraft’s attempts to silence Macklemore have backfired spectacularly | Arwa Mahdawi
A billionaire's attempt to stop a musician's tour from amplifying pro-Palestinian messages has instead significantly increased the visibility of those statements.
Jensen Huang Thinks A.I. Alarmism Has Gone Too Far
The chief executive of Nvidia believes public concern about artificial intelligence has become excessive.
Scott Bessent Can Walk the Trade Tightrope
A Treasury secretary could use historical precedent to manage trade policy while avoiding protectionism.
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Some people view recent hangings as evidence of racial terrorism.
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The W.N.B.A. Is More Than a Culture War
Racist and transphobic commentary is distorting discussion of the women's basketball league and its place in American culture.
The Midterms Are the First Big Test for a New Movement
A new political movement presents its first significant challenge in the upcoming midterm elections.
The Great Biden Welfare Blowout
Republicans could reduce spending by returning Medicaid and food assistance to pre-pandemic levels.
How Trump’s Iran War May Sink Republican Midterm Chances
The president's military actions toward Iran could strengthen the likelihood of a Democratic victory in midterm elections.
Worlds Collide on New York's Houston Street
Google's new building stands opposite traditional street art on a New York street.
Jensen Huang: A.I. Alarmists Are ‘Irresponsible’
Employees at major artificial intelligence companies have raised concerns about their systems, but Nvidia's leader says such warnings are irresponsible.
The A.I. Boom Is Built on Theft
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Dear Congress: Here’s What You Should Ask A.I. Leaders
Congress should take specific steps to control the development of advanced artificial intelligence.
The CIA Wakes Up About Covid's Origin
The CIA director has disclosed an assessment about the coronavirus origin previously withheld by the Biden administration.
Jensen Huang Thinks A.I. Job Loss Is a ‘Fallacy’
Nvidia's chief executive contends that artificial intelligence will not eliminate jobs, calling the concern fundamentally incorrect.
Being a Doctor Will Never Be the Same After A.I.
Advances in artificial intelligence will fundamentally transform medical practice and doctors' expertise.
Abdul El-Sayed Responds to Right-Wing Vitriol
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The Punishing Tax Collectors of Oregon
Oregon residents question whether government must notify taxpayers of new taxes before imposing penalties.
The Railroads Were Once the Octopus That A.I. Is Now
Historical railroad monopolies parallel current concerns about artificial intelligence concentration.
Why RFK Jr. Is Dangerous to Public Health
A health official's background in litigation funding and vaccine industry criticism raises public health concerns.
How Trump Tried to Restrict the Midterms
President Trump attempted multiple times to restrict voting access before the midterms, though courts have blocked these efforts.
Why Climate-Change Ideology Is Dying
Public skepticism about climate change grows as advocates are perceived as not believing their own warnings.
