The future of artificial intelligence will require spiritual intelligence, or "the human capacity to ask questions about the ultimate meaning of life and the integrated relationship between us and the world in which we live."
Far from these populist uprisings representing a threat to democracy, the growing support that people like Trump, Milei and Wilders is a good course correction.
Thanksgiving is the best holiday on the American calendar. It applies to everyone, there are no presents involved, and even if Black Friday is coming, it hasn't arrived just yet.
The truth about Thanksgiving should be learned by all Americans as it is a part of our complicated history of savage betrayal and colonization of indiginous land.
Democrats still have total issue ownership of health care, and the idea that it is going to be a strength next year for former President Donald Trump and the Republicans is impossible.
From the vantage point of someone who experienced every side of the healthcare equation, there is no question that President Trump has the best track record on healthcare.
Our conversations on abortion, however well intentioned, often become so political in nature that the immediate impact of these votes on real people's lives gets completely lost.
Democrats are in a singularly unenviable position, eyeing a troubled nation led by a president in obvious decline, with no alternative nominee in sight.
Today, the Jewish people have their own state and a manifestly proficient defense force. We are no longer at the mercy of others, and we can and will exact a heavy toll on those who seek our annihilation.
It's not only South Asians like Rupi Kaur that are giving Biden fits. A cause for even greater concern is a huge drop in support from Muslim and Arab Americans.
Given the fragile state of our democracy, the selection of Speaker Mike Johnson—with his past embrace of the 2020 rigged election narrative—does not bode well for those looking to restore trust in the electoral process.
Many of the candidates can still salvage their political futures and win back the support of America First voters by endorsing Donald Trump now. It's time.
While we celebrate the United Nations' remarkable contributions to our global community, it's important to acknowledge that there is always room for improvement.
The money we send to the U.N. could easily be reoriented to protect Americans, instead of tearing down our allies and wasting resources on virtue-signaling.
Those who are calling for a ceasefire in the Israeli-Palestinian war appear unwilling to take a hard look at Hamas, its ideology, and the atrocities it has perpetrated.
It is precisely because of the recognition that waging war on Israeli civilians is so terrible that many voices are now raised against Israel's retaliation.
We need a robust culture of public discussion around controversial issues, even if that means people who say things we find loathsome get to stay in their jobs.
