China’s new law on Industrial and Supply Chain Security, which took effect immediately in early April, introduces a significant new layer of regulatory
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America Is preparing for the wrong kind of crisis
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There are both long and short time scales for evaluating the current conflict over control of the Strait of Hormuz.
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Tehran’s residents are living through a fragile truce and deep economic uncertainty.
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OPEC’s stranglehold on the global economy is finally coming apart at the seams — thanks in large part to President Donald Trump’s efforts at home and abroad.
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AI companies are finding they can no longer sustain footing the bill of their heavily vibe coding customers.
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A new book reframes the affordability debate: the problem isn’t just prices alone, but persistently low wages.
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After the White House Correspondents' Association attack, questions mount about what violent individuals share and whether pattern recognition can prevent future harm.
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The Supreme Court's ruling on the legality of Louisiana's second black-majority Congressional district will have impacts throughout the south.
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Defection is damaging to Saudi Arabia’s prestige – and could strengthen the US hand in the region
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Oil prices continued to rise on Wednesday after U.S. President Donald Trump appeared to threaten Iran in a TruthSocial post.
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The post-Correspondents' Dinner goodwill tour was short-lived — and the press corps should've known better
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Chancellor Daniel Diermeier kicks off HxA West Coast Regional Conference with a clear prescription for change.
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Paul E. Peterson interviews Samuel Abrams, professor of politics at Sarah Lawrence College