I have been exploring the heights of scientific endeavor in reporting on artificial intelligence, from its use in medical research (especially promising) to its use in utilities and transportation. It is notable that many of the high achievers weren’t born here. They have come here from ...
Members of the U.S. military swear an oath to the country and the Constitution — not to a party or a politician. It is countercultural for veterans to be partisan actors, which is why nearly 50 percent of us are conscientiously registered as independent voters, a number that grows higher ...
Election season is upon us, and many people from coast to coast are already casting their ballots — not just for president but for Congress, the state legislature and various ballot measures. While many are focused on the top of the ballot, some less publicized races are even more ...
Another election cycle, another round of hysteria. Let me guess: This is the “most important election of our lives.” Brush this article off and reread it in a few years, and that will be the new “most important election of our lives,” when half the nation pretends to know precisely ...
Next week, Americans will decide the leadership of our country for the next four years. Half of those people will end up disappointed no matter who wins the election, and some will try to argue that America’s legacy — along with their personal legacies — is doomed. Only a small part of ...
Kamala Harris is promising to jump-start startups. But her pledge doesn’t reflect her record in office. As vice president, Harris proudly cast the tie-breaking vote to pass the Inflation Reduction Act — a law crushing startups throughout the biotech industry. The IRA gave bureaucrats ...
