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The Donroe Doctrine is working

President Donald Trump’s efforts to combat national security threats in Latin America are bearing fruit. America’s historic enemies are running scared. On Sunday, Nicaraguan President...

Hugging Face hack shows why we shouldn’t trust AI

The current debate over artificial intelligence models became more complicated after an unreleased OpenAI model escaped containment and hacked into a repository for AI...

Democrats smear police after a shooting in Madison, Wisconsin

The Black Lives Matter movement has been largely neutered by the widespread adoption of body cameras. Democrats in Wisconsin are trying to bring the...

Peace in Lebanon? Not in our time

Optimism and foreign policy should not go hand in hand. This is certainly true in the Middle East, a part of the world where...

China shoots itself in ASEAN foot with latest Philippines skirmish

Two weeks ago, a Chinese state media outlet offended Filipinos by presenting them as idiotic monkeys under Japanese and American control. Apparently unsatisfied with...

Trump is right, polls can’t decide Iran war

A Politico survey conducted this week found support among President Donald Trump’s supporters for continuing the war with Iran, even at rising domestic costs, falling from...

China could hack your next car. The Senate has a chance to stop it

On Wednesday, the Senate Commerce Committee did something we rarely see anymore. Every member, from both parties, voted to advance the same bill. The Connected...

Flock off: Big Brother’s terrible, horrible, no good, very bad month

Whether a belated semiquincentennial birthday gift to America from the ghosts of the Founding Fathers or simply a bout of good fortune for those...

Trump doesn’t need to build a state in Africa — recognize the one that works

American policy toward Somaliland rests on a fiction. Washington treats the territory as if Mogadishu might one day govern it, even though Somaliland has...

Anthropic Armageddon: Dario Amodei’s doomsday fears conveniently crush his competition

A recurring figure in American popular culture, particularly in periods of rapid economic and technological change, is the “prophetic CEO.” These larger-than-life figures seemingly...
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