As Trump threatens tariffs and eyes Greenland, traditional American allies are cutting deals with China and each other. The old order, one prime minister says, is not coming back.
Claude Code has developers both excited and existential. From Google engineers to Ivy League grads, the reaction is visceral: 'This is where we are now.
The Trump administration wants tech giants to pay $15 billion for new power plants. Meanwhile, one Ohio family's spreadsheet tells the story of what AI is doing to electricity costs.
Trump's renewed push for Greenland has Europe scrambling. WSJ reporters on the ground reveal what the island is actually like—and why the 'El Dorado' narrative doesn't match reality.
As protests rock Iran, intelligence experts and historians examine whether the regime is as stable as it looks—through the lens of spectacular past failures.
MIT economist and Nobel laureate Daron Acemoglu argues there's a coherent strategy behind what looks like chaos. Here's his theory.
Marc Andreessen and other VCs are warning that AI is fundamentally changing the investment landscape. Here's what podcasters are saying.
The new dietary guidelines put steak and cheese at the top and grains at the bottom. Food journalist Jane Black breaks down the contradictions.
Turing Award winner Judea Pearl explains why scaling up language models has mathematical limits that won't lead to artificial general intelligence.
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