Why Washington still risks losing the tech race.

Preparing for a world of synthetic pathogens.

How to make government work again.

A quarter century before 9/11, an upsurge in global terrorism prompted the historian David Fromkin to examine its purpose and method. Terrorism was a strategy of the weak, Fromkin wrote in these pages, but modern technology had enabled it “to enter the political arena on a new scale.” And its surpri

The case against pessimism and the path to a new allied order.

Artificial intelligence models are trained not to lie to humans. Yet a funny thing is happening: AI has been lying to humans quite a bit.

Carriers are keen to protect the fare increases they brought in after start of Iran conflict

Recent cyber attacks reflect what the technology was trained to do but safeguards are falling short

Sudden circumstances of Chris Wormald’s exit led to a much more generous settlement than initially thought

From the beginning, investigations were accompanied by a cloud of excessive references to his race