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Saudi Arabia wants America’s nuclear trust. Remember Jamal Khashoggi.
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The regime tried to cover up its assassination of a Post columnist eight years ago. Don’t believe it wants a peaceful nuclear program. There are plenty of reasons to be skeptical of the Trump administration’s civilian nuclear cooperation deal with Saudi Arabia, which is now before Congress for …
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Treating adversaries better than allies is a recipe for isolation
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Taiwan, Canada, South Korea, Japan, Saudi Arabia and the Europeans are all asking questions about American reliability. America’s adversaries, especially those with nuclear weapons, sometimes seem to be treated more kindly by President Donald Trump than the country’s oldest friends. Such U.S. …
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Trump-Xi meeting could surprise. Other summits have.
The Washington Post - Keith B. Richburg
President Donald Trump’s White House summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping kicking off on Thursday is not expected to bring any major breakthroughs. In the grand sweep of history, that should not be surprising. For all the pageantry and saturation media coverage, summits rarely produce …
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In AI race, China cracks down on tech talent leaving the country
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Beijing’s new exit rules show the naivete of trying to work with the communists on pacing the frontier. China’s latest strategy to win the artificial intelligence race is to lock in its top talent. Literally. Under draconian exit rules that took effect this week, the brightest minds in tech can …
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There’s nowhere to hide on the battlefield anymore
The Washington Post - Elaine McCusker, Brady Africk
America’s adversaries target U.S. bases using satellite imagery. Here’s how the U.S. should respond. Elaine McCusker, former acting undersecretary of defense, is a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, where Brady Africk is a research analyst. The proliferation of satellite imagery is …
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Who’s that bot? An AI cover of Madonna spurs industry changes.
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Instead of blocking AI-assisted songs from the charts, require disclosure and protect creators. Music’s traditional gatekeepers are struggling with how to manage the proliferation of songs generated by artificial intelligence. Trying to ignore these tunes won’t stop them from gaining popularity, but …

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