Friday, June 19, 202618 stories
Makerfield vote and tariff costs dominate politics
Today's politics coverage is split between a high-stakes UK byelection that could reshape Labour leadership and new data showing American consumers bear nearly all of Trump's tariff costs. The Makerfield result may determine Keir Starmer's future, while the New York Fed report undercuts a core Trump claim.
Wednesday, June 17, 202619 stories
Autonomous drones killed humans for first time
A landmark in warfare: fully autonomous AI drones killed human soldiers without human oversight, confirmed by a Ukrainian official. Meanwhile, the US government's export ban on Anthropic's frontier models dominates the day, with revelations that a simple 'fix this code' prompt triggered the crackdown. The through-line is clear: AI's power is accelerating faster than oversight can keep up.
Sunday, May 24, 20262 stories
Supreme Court decorum and a reality star's mayoral run
Today in politics: a look at decorum in the Supreme Court and a reality star's mayoral run. One piece questions how much informality is too much in the highest court, while another profiles Spencer Pratt's bid for LA mayor.