The Jensen Huang Crisis for AI

The Jensen Huang Crisis for AI

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The Secretary of Defensiveness

Last week’s midterms were clear: American voters are not happy with the war in Iran. Less clear, though, is what President Trump can or will do now. After elevating his hard-line adviser Stephen Miller to chief of staff and shielding Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth against impe ...  Show more

Did Democrats Win—Or Did Trump Lose?

In a resounding rebuke to President Trump, voters this week gave Democrats control over both the House and Senate. Call it a blue wave or a blue tsunami. The power has suddenly shifted to a party that just two years two ago was decimated by Trump and the MAGA movement—and didn’t ...  Show more

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