Democrats in Michigan are divided over Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed's alliance with controversial figures, raising concerns about anti-Semitism and the party's moral stance ahead of elections.
A burgeoning anti-AI movement led by climate activists aims to slow unregulated AI expansion amid widespread public concern over job security, surveillance risks, and corporate control of the technology.
Dolly Parton's Imagination Library has gifted over 300 million books to children globally. Discover how this initiative fosters early literacy and family bonding.
Exploring Yayoi Kusama's artistic evolution from counterculture icon to globally successful brand, and the implications of her commercialization.
Explore the growing backlash against digital overload as The Atlantic's new podcast 'How to Touch Grass' examines why people are seeking a healthier relationship with technology.
Analysis of Karoline Leavitt's tenure as Trump's press secretary reveals how the role devolved into propaganda under an administration built on dishonesty and attack politics.
President Trump's plan to import 300,000 metric tons of beef to lower prices faces criticism from ranchers and GOP senators, citing minimal impact and market disruption.
Gwyneth Paltrow initially postpones a Hamptons dinner honoring OpenAI's Sam Altman amid controversy, then resurrects plans hours later. Discover the full story here.
China's illicit economy generates nearly $1 trillion yearly, fueling global crime from fentanyl trafficking to cyber fraud. Explore how structural imbalances and weak enforcement enable this shadow economy.
Duncan McCargo analyzes Thailand's decades-long political struggle between royalists and reformists, highlighting the 2026 rise of Bhumjaithai and the shifting power dynamics reshaping Thai governance.
The New Right's ideology, 'civilizationism,' redefines U.S. grand strategy by prioritizing Western heritage over global leadership. Explore its origins, factions, and potential impact on future foreign policy.
Analyzing the failure of Trump's 'maximum pressure' strategy against Iran, this article examines why decades of U.S. economic and military coercion have repeatedly fallen short of regime change or behavioral shifts.
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