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His final pick will have to say they believe 2020 election was stolen, and refuse to admit that the former president could lose in November
I’m sceptical that artificial intelligence will benefit anyone aside from Big Tech in the short term
The former president nominated Jay Powell, and to him there are few things worse than having loyalty betrayed
Frustration over the pace of technological change and our ability to control it is leading to an emotional hollowing out
Life is certainly harder for the Muslim and secular populations under Modi, but he has also overseen exceptional growth
What if the productivity gap is really about how large corporations use their economic and political power?
The American economist who once said the age of rapid innovation was over has a striking prognosis about AI
Suburban women in swing states believe the former president’s policies are too restrictive
US growth does not matter much to voters if interest rates remain elevated
This may be the moment we remember as a turning point towards a new world
Will the killing of seven World Central Kitchen workers prompt Biden to take action against Netanyahu’s government?
Beneficiaries of the old paradigm of US financialisation are beginning to express doubts over what it has achieved
Afghanistan’s reversion to its role as the host and incubator of cross-border Islamist terror was entirely foreseeable
Perhaps we’ll remember this moment in antitrust as a harbinger of a big correction
When a former vice-president spurns his former president, we ought to sit up and notice
This isn’t just another old-line battle
A serious bill would restrict the sale of data collected by any social media app, regardless of who owns it
Bigger isn’t necessarily better when it comes to innovation
Praying that the Israeli cabinet minister will replace Benjamin Netanyahu is now the US president’s unofficial policy
Trump’s extremism has alienated more conservatives than we might think
The Kentucky lawmaker has undermined the Senate as an institution
While there has been backlash against its use in the culture war, the topic is moving front and centre as an economic issue
The odds that this coming August we will have the first Democratic contested convention since 1968 are non-trivial
Americans want to be told the truth about the overconcentration of political and economic power and how it will be addressed
It is virtually a given that there will be at least one, and probably several, other names on the ballot
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