Universities race to adapt as AI reshapes student assessment
From oral exams to closed-book tests, campuses are changing how they judge learning as students and employers navigate an AI-saturated future.
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.
F1’s 2026 rules tweaks show sport trying to balance speed and safety
Formula 1 has approved changes to race distances, wet-race timing and 2027 engine-related rules as teams also shape their final 2026 upgrades.
F1 Braces for Shorter Races as 2027 Rules Take Shape
Formula 1 teams have accepted a series of regulatory tweaks for 2027, including shorter Grands Prix and new limits on disrupted races.
Health’s Quiet Revolution: Breakthroughs, Boundaries and the Evidence We Still Need
From adolescent alopecia treatment to precision cancer biology, the latest discoveries show medicine advancing through targeted gains rather than grand promises.
China’s Taiwan Red Line Tests the Limits of Trump’s Diplomacy
Beijing is pressing Washington for a change in language and policy, while Taipei warns that ambiguity could weaken deterrence and increase the risk of miscalculation.
