Opinion | These French Riots Are Different — and Far More Disturbing

[ad_1] This time, the riots followed the point-blank police shooting of 17-year-old Nahel Merzouk after a car chase. The cost of the riots in a mere week — over $1 billion in damages to businesses — towers above that of 2005, but perhaps more notable is that the discussion of the banlieues has receded, or … Read more

Opinion | Ukraine Needs a Roadmap to NATO Membership ASAP

[ad_1] This means taking steps to ensure that Ukraine 1) wins this war and reestablishes full control over its internationally recognized 1991 borders; and 2) is fully anchored in the security and economic arrangements that from 1945 until 2014 made Europe a continent of peace, prosperity and cooperation. The transatlantic community can only be stable … Read more

Opinion | We Need a Manhattan Project for AI Safety

Opinion | We Need a Manhattan Project for AI Safety

[ad_1] At the heart of the threat is what’s called the “alignment problem” — the idea that a powerful computer brain might no longer be aligned with the best interests of human beings. Unlike fairness, or job loss, there aren’t obvious policy solutions to alignment. It’s a highly technical problem that some experts fear may … Read more

Cong may emerge as single largest party in Karnataka, but not get majority: Opinion poll

Cong may emerge as single largest party in Karnataka, but not get majority: Opinion poll

[ad_1] New Delhi: With just few days left for the crucial Assembly polls in Karnataka, a new opinion poll predicted that the Congress may emerge as the single largest party in the southern state but may fall eight seats short of a clear majority. According to the India TV-CNX opinion poll, telecast on the news … Read more

Opinion poll shows Modi remains charismatic and popular in poll-bound Karnataka

Opinion poll shows Modi remains charismatic and popular in poll-bound Karnataka

[ad_1] New Delhi: The final round of an exclusive opinion poll on the Karnataka Assembly elections conducted across the state conducted by C-Voter for ABP News reveals that Prime Minister Narendra Modi retains his charisma and popularity among the voters of the southern state. While the poll still puts the Congress in the pole position, … Read more

Opinion | Trump’s Election Denialism Is Already Winning

Opinion | Trump’s Election Denialism Is Already Winning

[ad_1] This creates a terrible dilemma for Trump’s opponents: How do you run against a defeated president without noting the highly relevant fact that he was, ahem, defeated? A new CBS Poll underlines the dynamic. The top-line numbers, with Trump ahead of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis by 58 to 22 percent nationally, aren’t all that … Read more

Opinion | The Crazy Candidate Will Lose in 2024

Opinion | The Crazy Candidate Will Lose in 2024

[ad_1] The video, in other words, was another shot in an ongoing war over which party will define itself as more normal in 2024. Republicans thrilled to the line in newly elected Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders’ GOP response to the State of the Union address that “the choice is between normal or crazy.” That’s … Read more

Opinion | How Biden Could Take Advantage of Trump’s Indictment — The Korean Way

Opinion | How Biden Could Take Advantage of Trump’s Indictment — The Korean Way

[ad_1] Unlike the U.S., which is queasy about prosecuting any former president no matter how awful they are, South Korea is a global leader among wealthy democracies in putting its former presidents in jail. Excluding Yoon, South Korea has had eight presidents since 1980; four of them were imprisoned. Yoon, a former prosecutor, was personally … Read more

Opinion | The Supreme Court Stopped Short of a Radical Act

Opinion | The Supreme Court Stopped Short of a Radical Act

[ad_1] But what if the politics of judicial reform are already shifting under the justices’ feet? The high-profile state Supreme Court race in Wisconsin — and the potential fallout — suggests that may be the case. During the midterms, that quintessential purple state delivered slim victories to a Democratic governor and a Republican senator. Less … Read more

Opinion | The GOP’s Moderate Frontrunner

Opinion | The GOP’s Moderate Frontrunner

[ad_1] Back in 2016, the most moderate Republican candidate in the race was Ohio Gov. John Kasich, who lost everywhere except his home state. Perhaps the most moderate candidate in the GOP field as of this moment is former President Donald Trump. He established himself as a different sort of Republican beginning in 2015. If … Read more