Taiwans Path Forward: Seeking Political Balance After Major Recalls
Resignations continue in Taiwan with a divided government. After ambiguous elections, Kuzomintang and DPP seek to cooperate on key policies and negotiate.
5 Bipartisan Consensus Keys to Regulate AI
The Trump and Biden administrations have agreed on five key points regarding the regulation of artificial intelligence (AI), recognizing the need to regulate its use and acquisition by the federal government. The points include the identification of high-impact AI systems, the creation of governance and reporting structures, the prohibition of use without active protections, minimum practices for these systems, and transparency in their use.
Tennis and Social Security: Unlikely Allies
Carlos Alcaraz won the first set against Jannik Sinner in the Wimbledon final but lost the next three sets and the match. In the US, Social Security faces financial troubles, with projections of depleting reserves by 2032 or 2033. Proposals include raising the retirement age to 69, although there is debate over the fairness of cutting benefits to low-income workers.
Revitalizing New Orleans: Transforming Vacant Properties for Post-Katrina Resilience
After Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans residents, organizations, and associations worked together to rebuild the city, combat housing abandonment, and protect low-income and elderly homeowners by implementing property code enforcement measures and preserving property titles to ensure community cohesion and prevent future crises.
Trump: Show your strength.
Trump orders National Guard deployment in Washington to combat crime, despite falling crime data. The mayor classifies it as authoritarian and intrusive. Global Alliance and measures ahead of summit with Putin. Reuters