With the midterm elections five months away, many Americans who backed President Trump are wrestling with pain at the pump and the war in Iran.
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Plus, the 20-year-old director with the No. 1 movie.
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Lebanon’s government has long wanted the powerful militia to give up its weapons. Before the Iran war began, there were signs of progress toward that goal.
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Its unusual primary system, combined with scandal and a low-profile field, have made this year’s race harder to predict.
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After years of talking to hundreds of CEOs, elected officials, social scientists and ordinary Americans, this is our best take on how things stand in our country right now and a guide to how we got here. - On Tuesday, Jim will outline why he believes CEOs and business leaders are uniquely suited to step up and help fill the trust void in this moment. We're living through the most disorienting societal moment since World War II. Almost nobody in a position of power is explaining why, or what to do about it. - This is so much bigger than politics. It touches our jobs, our companies, our communities and our realities. Why it matters: By most objective measures, it's an extraordinary time to be alive. Americans are wealthier, safer and…
After years of talking to hundreds of CEOs, elected officials, social scientists and ordinary Americans, this is our best take on how things stand in our country right now and a guide to how we got here. - On Tuesday, Jim will outline why he believes CEOs and business leaders are uniquely suited to step up and help fill the trust void in this moment. We're living through the most disorienting societal moment since World War II. Almost nobody in a position of power is explaining why, or what to do about it. - This is so much bigger than politics. It touches our jobs, our companies, our communities and our realities. Why it matters: By most objective measures, it's an extraordinary time to be alive. Americans are wealthier, safer and…Open
Tyler Robinson's lawyers argue that media coverage has repeatedly misrepresented the case.
Anthony is expected to argue he acted in self-defense in the April 2025 stabbing.
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President Donald Trump’s push to restore accountability across the federal government has triggered a major exodus of attorneys from federal agencies, with more than 10,000 […] Source
Data: Consortium for Evaluating Faith and Ethics in AI; Chart: Russell Contreras/Axios Artificial intelligence models are quietly shaping spiritual advice — often by leaving faith out. Why it matters: As churches, apps and spiritual chatbots embrace AI, new research suggests general-purpose models may be ill-equipped to handle sensitive questions of faith: grief, forgiveness, marriage, guilt and conversion. - A new multi-university consortium released three studies Tuesday revealing that AI systems systematically sideline religious perspectives when users need them most. - The studies also found that AI systems subtly steer people toward some faiths and away from others when they ask about religious conversion. - The studies were…
Data: Consortium for Evaluating Faith and Ethics in AI; Chart: Russell Contreras/Axios Artificial intelligence models are quietly shaping spiritual advice — often by leaving faith out. Why it matters: As churches, apps and spiritual chatbots embrace AI, new research suggests general-purpose models may be ill-equipped to handle sensitive questions of faith: grief, forgiveness, marriage, guilt and conversion. - A new multi-university consortium released three studies Tuesday revealing that AI systems systematically sideline religious perspectives when users need them most. - The studies also found that AI systems subtly steer people toward some faiths and away from others when they ask about religious conversion. - The studies were…Open
The World Cup will likely exacerbate disunity, not engender harmony.
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