Trump pleads not guilty in federal classified documents case

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nbc news By Jonathan Allen, Dareh Gregorian and Alex Seitz-Wald MIAMI — A stone-faced former President Donald Trump entered a not guilty plea Tuesday to charges he lied and schemed to hold on to →

'Protecting citizens against the risks': EU law on artificial intelligence underway

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brussels times By Maïthé Chini As AI is rapidly entering people's daily lives, concerns about its security and transparency are growing. With the Artificial Intelligence Act, the EU wants to promote →

Jupiter-sized planets are very rare around the least massive stars

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science news By Ken Croswell If you’re looking to visit a gas giant planet in another solar system — or if you’re simply a science fiction writer who needs such a world for your story — you’d better →

A Forgotten History

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​american conservative​​​ by James W. Carden We live in an age where the narrative is king. What is true, what is false, what is fact, what is fiction: These are distinctions that have been rendered →

Why Jake Gardner Died

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​american conservative​​​ Helen Andrews It was a masterstroke of coincidental timing that Joe Sexton’s book about the deaths of Jake Gardner and James Scurlock happened to be published exactly one →

The public opinion tide begins to turn against electric vehicles

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american thinker By Thomas Lifson We have been swimming upstream for years here at American Thinker, arguing that conversion of the automobile fleet to electric vehicles is a mistake, harming the →

Does Obama pay for anything with his own money?

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american thinker By Susan Daniels A memoir is a history of one's past. Mine includes attempts to reveal who Barack Obama really is — or isn't. I recently published my memoir at the age of eighty-one →

Realists Have Problems with Realism

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national interest by Carlos Roa Follow Carlos Roa One of the more interesting developments over the past decade has been the “return” of realism in U.S. foreign policy and international relations. →

China-Arab cooperation deepens at key biz conference, in clear rejection of US’ zero-sum game

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global times By Wang Cong, Tao Mingyang and Wan Hengyi China and Arab countries are swiftly expanding economic and trade cooperation in all fields, as more than 3,500 Chinese and Arab officials and →

China’s artificial intelligence engineer shortage

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asia times by Jeff Pao China has vowed to boost the development of its artificial intelligence sector but it is facing a shortage of software engineers in the country. The latest illustration: →

Russia, Iran in a killer drone-making embrace

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asia times by Gabriel Honrada Russia and Iran plan to build a new killer drone factory, a joint venture that will serve to restock Russia’s depleted supplies of the crucial weapon amid the raging →

Woman declared dead knocks on coffin during her own wake in Ecuador: "It gave us all a fright"

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cbs news A 76-year-old woman who was declared dead at a hospital in Ecuador astonished her relatives by knocking on her coffin during her wake, and the incident has prompted a government →

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