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Letter to the editor: There's still time to retake the AI wheel
Thank you so much for your recent reporting ("'It could kill us all by the end of the decade,' an AI researcher says. He's not alone," (Web, Sept. 9) on one of the most important issues of our time.
Socialists want to make 'Black fat flesh' the new MAHA
Let's not confuse fashion and dieting for the purposes of physical beautification -- for solely the reasons to look good on the beach -- with health. And "fat flesh" just ain't healthy. It doesn't even sound healthy. It sounds a bit revolting, really.
Twenty-five years on, 9/11 is still exacting its toll
Former New York Gov. George Pataki told the New York Post this month that he has a lung condition tied to his time at ground zero.
The U.S. Army needs warrior thinkers
Challenges in the U.S. Army are not new. The military branch has faced internal adversity since its founding in 1775.
One year later, Charlie Kirk's voice still carries
One year ago, an assassin's bullet took the life of Charlie Kirk.
Midterms will test America's voter turnoff problem
Republicans are holding a unique midterm combination rally/get-out-the-vote convention in Dallas this week.
Tehran has exposed a vulnerability -- and Washington must exploit it
When an authoritarian government responds to a small event with overwhelming force, the response itself becomes intelligence.
When Trump's failed Iran war comes home
A failed war does not end when the drones stop flying. It creates a new danger: a government that refuses to admit defeat and a president who, having failed abroad, seeks muscular victories elsewhere.
Data centers will win because Americans need AI
There has been a lot of churn in the data center conversation in the past six months or so. I get that; the tech bros tend to bring out the worst in everyone; sometimes, even themselves.
From before 9/11 to today, the Navy is key weapon in fight against al Qaeda
Twenty-five years ago this week, our nation was attacked on the orders of al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden. Almost 3,000 people were murdered, setting in motion a decades-long Global War on Terror.
China challenges Western alliances
At the 25th anniversary session of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization last week, Chinese President Xi Jinping proposed an alternative model to Western alliances.
Twenty-five years after 9/11, remembering is not enough
After 9/11, America was the most unified it had been in generations.
The plane people of Gander: A Sept. 11 debt America must never forget
Jacqueline Pinto was flying home to New York from a vacation in Italy on Sept. 11, 2001, when her pilot announced a delay.
America's millionaire boom proves capitalism works
I am proud to say that my wife and I now have more than $1 million in assets.
Congress needs a Hippocratic oath
Congress does not suffer from a lack of ideas. It suffers from a lack of restraint.
Never forget 9/11 means fighting the ideological war
Friday marks the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks that took nearly 3,000 American lives. It is a day to mourn, not celebrate.
Soaring healthcare costs killing small businesses
Starting a business should not mean gambling with your family's health. Yet for millions of entrepreneurs, it increasingly does.
Metal tariffs canning America's canned-food industry
After trade talks with Ottawa collapsed last month, new tariffs went into effect on roughly $20 billion of Canadian goods -- with additional customs duties scheduled to start on Jan. 1, 2027.
Congress, do not copy Europe's AI law
On Aug. 2, the European Union began enforcing the first major piece of its Artificial Intelligence Act.
The cruel awakening of 9/11
I remember the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, but perhaps you do not. So let me tell you what happened and what we should have learned.