AI’s next test is not speed, but restraint
The rush to govern artificial intelligence is colliding with political rivalry, economic anxiety and a missing global playbook.
A Fractured World, and No Easy Off-Ramp
War, trade, AI, and climate shocks converged on a week that exposed the limits of global coordination.
A World of Friction, No Easy Off-Ramp
War, elections, markets, AI, and energy all moved at once — and none moved cleanly.
Football’s New Battlefront: Bodies, Power and the World Cup’s Credibility
As Kylian Mbappé faces an uncertain recovery, football’s governing institutions are confronting an equally serious test of resilience.
AI regulation should not wait for a crisis
Congress can still set basic guardrails without freezing innovation or surrendering to hype.
AI competition turns geopolitical as US, China court the world
Washington and Beijing are fighting to set the rules of artificial intelligence, with allies and rivals weighing security, cost and access.
Why Congress should slow down, not surrender, on AI
The AI fight is no longer theoretical: lawmakers should regulate now, but avoid rules that freeze innovation or hand China an edge.
