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Jaan Tallinn, one of the co-founders of hit soft­ware like Skype and Kazaa, says AI pos­es an ex­is­ten­tial risk to hu­mans.

In his book, The Heat Will Kill You First, au­thor Jeff Goodall doc­u­ments the changes hap­pen­ing as the plan­et heats up.

Le­gal prob­lems and Re­pub­li­can chal­lengers are mount­ing, but for­mer Pres­i­dent Don­ald Trump still dom­i­nates.

A for­mer US de­fence sec­re­tary says that it’s time to sup­port Ukraine more strong­ly and get out of ‘nev­er-nev­er land’.

De­spite the ups and downs of the talks be­tween Iran and West­ern coun­tries, both sides are mo­ti­vat­ed to reach a deal.

Po­lit­i­cal sci­en­tist John Mearsheimer says the West will sup­port a frozen con­flict in Ukraine, but not NATO mem­ber­ship.

For more than 150 years, Amer­i­can vot­ers have been gen­er­al­ly of­fered two choic­es: De­mo­c­rat or Re­pub­li­can. Why?

Au­thor Fe­lix Salmon tells us how the pan­dem­ic changed our at­ti­tudes to­wards work, re­la­tion­ships, mon­ey and the fu­ture.

Philoso­pher and ac­tivist Cor­nel West says Amer­i­cans need a third op­tion, oth­er than ‘neo-fas­cism’ and ‘ne­olib­er­al­ism’.

The Spe­cial Olympics spear­heads a move­ment for the in­clu­sion of those with in­tel­lec­tu­al dis­abil­i­ties.