The case of Louisiana v. Callais arose from a dispute over how one US state draws its electoral districts. After the census, Louisiana was the...
For 16 years, Hungary offered what appeared to be a durable new model of “illiberal democracy”: a system in which elections continued to be held,...
Behind the scary headlines about “oil shocks” and the Strait of Hormuz, the structure of the global energy market has changed in ways that make...
A hidden force is quietly pushing up costs for everything from your summer vacation to your weekly grocery bills: a weaker U.S. dollar. The dollar has...
In the lead-up to the American midterm elections, we are likely to hear the phrase, “Our institutions have failed us.” The phrase is usually followed by...
It has long been clear that slow-moving governments are not keeping pace with rapid AI progress. But Anthropic’s announcement that its new Claude Mythos Preview model...
Would you trust a humanoid robot to handle your luggage at the airport? In my younger days, I worked for over a decade at one...
