From Sinatra to SZA, Appalachian folk to Detroit funk, a journey through the music that showed one British critic this ...

He wants to win the Michigan Senate race his way—as an unabashed progressive populist and a fierce critic of Israel.

No commander in chief has been better at seizing public attention than Donald Trump. But there is a difference between getting attention and doing something with it.

A reformist president weighs the pressure to move fast against the imperative to restore institutions his people can trust.

It was a Saturday afternoon, mid-August in Lexington, Kentucky. Hundreds of people had gathered in Charles Young Park to celebrate what’s called East End Day—a combination of family reunions, live ...

Nearly 90 percent of companies are investing in AI, but only 6 percent see material impact. The difference is in how they approach it.

The 27-year-old, Jacob Coxon, a former researcher at Anthropic, went public with an alarming allegation: That the people inside Silicon Valley’s leading AI companies truly believe their products might ...

As the AI industry likes to tell it, superintelligent bots could one day cure cancer and end poverty. Or in the worst-case scenario, they might wipe out all humans from the face of the Earth. In ...

Anxiety about AI in the United States appears to be getting worse. Prosaic concerns about machines disrupting industries, stealing jobs, and compromising schoolwork are giving way to more harrowing ...

The translator of Homer’s epic is done talking about her harsh movie review—but eager to translate the poem again.

With less than two months until the midterm elections, some Republican lawmakers appear to be distancing themselves from ...

We accumulate knowledge until, we hope, the uncertainty disappears. But what if uncertainty never fully goes away? In a ...