Thélyson Orélien AI Controversy: Award-Winning French Author Accused of Using AI to Write Prize-Contending Novel
Picture the best week of your life as a writer. Your debut novel wins one of France’s biggest reader-driven prizes.
Trump-Xi Summit 2026: US-China AI Race Takes Center Stage as Leaders Meet in Washington
Today, September 24, Donald Trump and Xi Jinping meet at the White House. Xi landed in Washington on Wednesday for
This El Niño Could Be Deadly Scientists Warn of Nearly Half a Million Heat Deaths by Early 2027
A brutally strong El Niño is building across the Pacific, and researchers say the human cost could be staggering: more
G7 Urges Iran to Stop Arming Houthis in Yemen as Red Sea Conflict Threatens Global Trade Ahead of UNGA
The Yemen conflict is flaring up again, and this time the ripple effects are getting serious attention on the world
Trump Rolls Out Red Carpet for Xi Jinping as Chinese President Begins Historic US State Visit
There’s no missing the symbolism here. When Xi Jinping lands in Washington this week, Donald Trump himself will be there
US-Greenland Military Deal: Two New US Bases Planned Under Security Agreement With Denmark
Greenland is suddenly at the center of the Arctic security conversation. On September 22, the United States, Denmark, and Greenland
Does Claude Have Rights? Mustafa Suleyman Explores the Ethics of AI Consciousness and Digital Freedom
There’s a strange moment that happens when you talk to a sufficiently advanced chatbot: it starts sounding like it has
Iran-Pakistan Talks: Pezeshkian Meets Mohsin Naqvi in Tehran as US-Iran Tensions Rise
With Washington and Tehran sliding into yet another tense standoff, Pakistan is doing what it can to keep the lines
Iran at UN General Assembly 2026: Pezeshkian Heads to New York as Peace Talks With US Remain Elusive
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian left Tehran for New York this week to attend the UN General Assembly, and his trip
US Airport Flight Delays: Construction Workers Cut Key Cable, Disrupting Flights Across Major Northeast Airports
If you were flying anywhere near the Northeast on Monday, September 21, there’s a decent chance your day got wrecked
