The Collapse of Cuba
Hunger. Sickness. Blackouts. Abandoned streets. The withering of the state is shocking to behold.
Ideas
The Real Culprit Behind High Grocery Prices
Although neither farmers nor grocers make very much money, many of the middlemen who operate between them make plenty of it.
A Mathematician Reads the AI Future
My field is as much an expression of the human spirit as music and literature. Is it for the machines now?
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AI Terrorism Is Just Terrorism
The new technology hasn’t fundamentally transformed the problem—at least not yet.
A Very Suspicious Prosecution of Two Former FBI Officials
The timing of the charges and the puzzling substance of the allegations raise questions about the integrity of the prosecutorial work.
America Needs Its Indian Immigrants
The country relies on their talents, ambition, and skills to power two of its most important sectors—technology and medicine.
Why So Many Men Aren’t Working
Jobs exist. The trouble lies in finding men who are willing and able to take them.
What the U.S. Is Really Doing in Venezuela
Suppressing democracy and extracting resources at the expense of its people
Like Ken Paxton, Without the Baggage
The most important race in Texas is for attorney general.
This Is Not a Cycle of Retribution
The Republican response to Senator Elissa Slotkin is revealing.