📖杂志观点

The harms of chatbots are clear enough to do something about them now.

After 9/11, the U.S. government was over-focused on fighting terrorism, losing sight of other threats. Americans are still living with the consequences.

In a night of wild emotions and odd ideas, one moment stood out.

As Republicans gathered for their midterm convention in Dallas, they wavered from full-on embrace to full-on avoidance of the president’s dividend plan.

A year of feuds among MAGA figures shows how much the movement depended on Kirk personally.

It wasn’t always regarded as the intensely athletic sport that it is.

The former vice president is heading to the battleground state as some Democrats have kept their distance.

American businesses need more foreign capital and know-how.

Can Moscow adjust its foreign policy for a changing world?

Former CVS executive Helena Foulkes defeated the Rhode Island governor in the Democratic primary after he failed to corral a growing political crisis around a bridge.

GOP lawmakers, candidates and party officials are gathering in the country’s oil capital as the price per barrel hits $100 globally.

She won the Democratic primary for the open 1st District despite her rivals’ attempts to weaponize her family ties.

Terrorists sometimes defeat themselves.

How Europe can disrupt Moscow’s oil windfall.

The high court left in place the state supreme court’s injunction that could save a Democratic seat this cycle.

GOP lawmakers said they are counting on the president to draw a contrast with Democrats in Dallas, not prosecute personal grievances.

The sources of Tehran’s economic resilience.

How America contained—but didn’t end—the terrorist threat.