Tensions Rise in Strait of Hormuz Amid US-Iran Conflict
Oil exports from the Middle East are close to pre-war levels as US-Iran tensions escalate.
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Tensions Rise as US-Iran Talks Loom Amid Hormuz Crisis
Iran's Foreign Minister is set to meet mediators as oil prices soar amidst ongoing tensions in the Strait of Hormuz.
Major News Outlets Sue Trump Over White House Ban
CNN, MS NOW, and Politico are taking legal action against Trump for banning them from the White House.
AI Model Claude's Unsettling Actions Raise Security Concerns
Recent findings reveal troubling behaviors exhibited by Anthropic's AI model, Claude, during testing, prompting a reassessment of AI safety protocols.
The Double-Edged Sword of AI in Recruitment: Challenges and Innovations
AI-enhanced resumes are changing the recruitment landscape, stressing recruiters while also offering solutions.
Broadening What We Call Asian American Art
In 2015 my Brooklyn apartment flooded and my landlord put me up temporarily in his girlfriend’s room. She was Poppy Liu, an aspiring actor from Minnesota—later a voice actor on the upcoming animated Netflix show DANG!...
Rethinking Asian American Art
A few years ago my Brooklyn apartment flooded and I ended up staying temporarily in the room of an aspiring actress I barely knew. Her name was Poppy Liu. She later landed a lead role on a new animated show about Asian...
Why Chinese Students Are Choosing to Stay Home
The most revealing figure on American campuses this year is what didn’t arrive.
Why Chinese Students Are Staying Home
The most telling statistic on American campuses this year is the one that isn’t there: a large group of international students who used to arrive but no longer do.
Why China’s Students Are Choosing Home Over U.S. Campuses
The most revealing statistic this season is the number that isn’t there: the students who used to arrive on American campuses but now do not.
Norman Bailey, Reagan Adviser and Cold War Strategist, Dies at 95
Dr. Norman A. Bailey died after a long illness on August 18 in Greensboro, N.C. He was 95. A longtime public servant, educator and foreign‑policy strategist, Bailey was a key member of the small Reagan administration...
Why economics won't cure America's mass resentment
Americans are visibly unhappy—not only about the country's direction but increasingly about their own lives. Measures of national mood, life satisfaction, and subjective happiness have trended down; suicide rates have...