China’s Intelligence Coup in the AI War
China has been working for years to spy its way to AI dominance. With Jensen Huang, the country may have pulled off its greatest achievement yet.
China has been working for years to spy its way to AI dominance. With Jensen Huang, the country may have pulled off its greatest achievement yet.
The U.S. Army sentinel who reprimanded the defense secretary joins a century-long line of infantrymen who did their duty.
The virus is once again endemic in the United States.
Fully engaging your brain with no distractions can be a reminder of what the mind is capable of.
Scott Colom’s win is the product of decades of work.
Panelists on Washington Week With The Atlantic joined to discuss the defense secretary’s future once Democrats take control of Congress.
The secret government report that previewed Hitler’s final two years in power
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Here’s how to make sure you aren’t being honeypotted.
Every great book, whatever its subject or genre or style, is about one thing only: the eternal question of what gives meaning to our tiny, transient lives. And every answer given, however faintly whispered, points to one thing only: the quality of attention we pay to those lives. If attention is the lever of love, the particular — the sacred specificity of something small and singular, something easy to overlook — is its fulcrum. “Love quells fear,” Octavia Butler wrote in contemplating creativity, “and a sweet and powerful positive obsession blunts pain, diverts rage, and engages each of us in… read article
There was a time when Earth didn’t have plate tectonics The post A Chemical Fingerprint in Ancient Rocks Suggests Plate Tectonics Began 2.5 Billion Years Ago appeared first on Nautilus .
No planes could take off; the ones in the air still had to land.
At a Chelsea gallery, the artist duo Elmgreen & Dragset walked through their latest installation—a barren, rusty Corten-steel replica of the West Wing room, with not a gold touch in sight.
My family escaped the destruction of Gaza. In the quiet of exile, we discovered the cost of staying intact.
Tim Davis revisits a period of childhood upheaval in a place he remembers for its “cartilage of politeness.”
Novelists have long grasped the possibilities. Ian Fleming served up such enticements in his James Bond novels nearly as often as Bond was served a Martini.
Ron Howard’s new Netflix documentary is cagy about the dark underside of the legendary photographer’s life, which is perhaps fitting for an artist whose pictures were studies in utter control.
TORONTO — When a company is building technology that could totally transform the world — technology so high-stakes and secretive that it may underpin the future of geopolitics — you might expect its leaders to have a handle on the basics of security. Basics like, say, not having an extramarital affair with an alleged Chinese […]
In the aftermath of the Republicans’ defeat in the midterms, right-wing hard-liners have been elevated to the apex of Washington politics. What does their rise spell for the future of the G.O.P.?
Some 1.5 million people experienced travel disruption on Friday.
On Wednesday, Mississippi’s Senate race was officially called for Democrat Scott Colom, who will become the first Black person to represent the state in the US Senate since Reconstruction, more than 140 years ago. Colom’s win is a stunning, historic upset — and for many Black Democrats, like Rep. Bennie Thompson, it’s been a long […]
In the weeks since Jane Doe alleged she was gang-raped at a Cornell University fraternity party in 2024, the plague of campus sexual assault has once again become the topic of a heated national debate. Those discussions inevitably land on familiar solutions. Experts, pundits, and parents argue for stricter criminal laws and a more transparent […]