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On football fields across the country, Friday night lights illuminate the truth of the axiom that there are no atheists on third and long, writes Stephen Schmalhofer
Higher ed will soon get patriotic. Renewed great-power rivalry will suppress employer demand for “citizens of the world,” writes @wrmead
DOGE works. Let’s keep it going. A cadre of gifted, creative and patriotic thinkers can uncover wasteful spending and reduce federal debt, writes @TylerHassen1
AI promises boom, doom and both at once. The companies’ calls for regulation may be self-dealing, but that doesn’t make them wrong, writes @gerardtbaker
Yes, children really are getting dumber. Covid shutdowns, grade inflation and now AI are degrading the quality of American education, writes Allysia Finley
On the latest episode of the Potomac Watch podcast, @ElliotKaufman6 discusses the damage taken by Iran during the conflict with the United States.
Democrats: the shutdown party. Republicans miss an opportunity by not campaigning against mindless obstruction, writes @KimStrassel
AI can be used to automate an assembly line, to compensate for a gap in the user’s skills, or to augment and sharpen individual creativity. Pangram won’t tell you the difference. That requires old-fashioned human judgment, writes @jamestaranto
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College grads vs. the AI job apocalypse: In this week’s Future View column, students discuss the value of formal education as artificial intelligence takes over entry-level tasks.
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Japan’s transition out of its low-rate, low-growth decades is a challenge for the global economy.
A childhood book reminds me of the importance of paying attention, writes Danny Heitman
The Houthi blockade on Saudi oil has already become the impetus for the kind of Saudi-Israeli-Emirati cooperation that only U.S. Central Command can convene.
You probably have the Iran war backward. The blockade proves the success of sanctions. If the U.S. keeps its chokehold, Tehran will likely break, writes @miadmaleki
AI, get thee to an IPO! The challenges facing the industry might be better managed in obedience to public shareholders, writes Holman Jenkins
Jon Kyl, the former Arizona Senator who died Thursday at age 84, made the country better with his attention to policy rather than on his media profile.
25 years after it opened, Berlin’s Jewish Museum must face up to an existential challenge. It’s no longer enough to “explain Jewish culture to Germans from a Jewish perspective,” as Hetty Berg describes the institution’s founding mission, writes @tunkuv
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After 40 years, will Oregon elect a Republican governor? The race is tight as usual. If Christine Drazan pulls it off this time, she can thank the Democrats’ failure, writes @sierradmcclain
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President Trump’s trade war is helping Democrats who are using his border taxes to attack Republicans.
AI can be used to automate an assembly line, to compensate for a gap in the user’s skills, or to augment and sharpen individual creativity. Pangram won’t tell you the difference. That requires old-fashioned human judgment, writes @jamestaranto
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The Golden State’s climate policies and taxes drive up the cost of all transportation fuels relative to the nationwide average, and the disparity is especially large for diesel.
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