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Volkswagen skids into the red on US tariff hit, Porsche woes
Volkswagen’s operating loss in Q3 was down from a 2.8-billion-euro operating profit for the group a year earlier An expensive course…
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Leveraging the clinician’s expertise with agentic AI
Letting doctors be doctorsbe doctors Current ambient AI assistants, which gained mainstream traction in 2023, are already able to record,…
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Trump says nuclear weapons testing to resume in US after more than 30 years
President Donald Trump has called on US military leaders to resume testing nuclear weapons in order to keep pace with other countries such…
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Transcript: Trump Ballroom Fiasco Worsens as Economic Data Gets Brutal
Sargent: Yeah. You brought up these numbers—Gallup numbers—showing that Democrats kind of have this advantage on the economy in a sense,…
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Four thoughts from Bill Gates on climate tech
Gates buys offsets to cancel out his own personal emissions, to the tune of about $9 million a year, he said at the roundtable, but…
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A Time for Choosing on Antisemitism
Tucker Carlson’s friendly interview with Nick Fuentes makes it impossible to ignore the right’s festering antisemitism problem. Source link
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The Big Nothing
A House of Dynamite succeeds as a piece of exploratory journalism but fails as a drama. Source link
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China’s ‘Fortress Without Isolation’
Beijing’s latest Five-Year Plan, while couched in familiar bureaucratic language, marks a significant evolution in the regime’s grand…
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No, Gambling Isn’t Ruining Sports
Having betting out in the open is uncovering the wrongdoing that has likely been going on forever. Source link
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The Louvre Robbed, the 2026 Color of the Year, and Yet More Yattering About Race
Plus, an update on the TEFAF art fair, and a rare Tudor gold bauble found by a metal detector. Source link
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Big Oil’s Three-Decade Plot to Kill America’s Clean Energy Revolution
Of course, no historical counterfactual can be absolutely definitive. There are obviously many differences between the U.S. in the 1990s…
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How Trump Might Be Cashing In on a Weakening Dollar
Trump’s most outrageous abuse of power involving cybercurrency was to lift national-security restrictions on exports of AI computer chips…
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There’s a Good Identity Politics—and Then There’s Karine Jean-Pierre
But Jean-Pierre’s comments fit into an important discourse happening in the Democratic Party and the broader left about how liberals…
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New York Didn’t “Drop Dead” in 1975—and It Won’t Under Mamdani, Either
Innocent of the broken history, agnostic to the heartbreaks in those ruins, the new immigrants came because the battered places were…
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Why it’s so hard to bust the weather control conspiracy theory
What we cannot do The versions of weather modification that the conspiracy theorists envision most often—significantly altering monsoons…
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How conspiracy theories infiltrated the doctor’s office
I’d say that the rate of how much vaccines are talked about now is significantly lower, and covid doesn’t really come up anymore. But…
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Can “The Simpsons” really predict the future?
It’s not like we would’ve made that knowing what was going to come, which we didn’t. And people have advanced conspiracy theories that…
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It’s never been easier to be a conspiracy theorist
The witch craze could not have traveled as far or lasted as long without the printing press. Malleus Maleficarum (Hammer of the Witches),…
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Sudan war: RSF chief promises investigation as anger mounts over el-Fasher killings
The leader of Sudan's paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has declared an investigation into what he called violations committed by…
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Trump Ballroom Fiasco Takes Worse Turn as Economic Data Gets Brutal
The economic news is getting worse. Major companies are announcing mass layoffs, and it’s dominating the headlines, including in the Rust…
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Five new suspects arrested over Louvre jewellery theft
Fivemore suspects have been arrested over their involvement in the Louvre heist, Paris' public prosecutor has said. They were arrested on…
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Messy, time-saving, scary: How AI could be changing hiring forever
Some 99% of hiring managers in the U.S. say they’ve used AI in some form during the hiring process, a 2025 report reveals. AI can whiz in…
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What to do when productivity becomes a trap
For leaders today, the pressure to do more with less feels relentless. Leaner teams, flatter organizations, and the rise of productivity…
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Donald Trump says rare earths dispute ‘settled’ after Xi Jinping meeting in South Korea – live updates
Trump says rare earths issue settled Trump also said the rare earths issue has been settled and there would be no more roadblocks on them.…