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Chris Hayes discusses his new book that calls attention “the world’s most endangered resource.”

Elon Musk's bid to purchase OpenAI is both an attempt to control the future of A.I. and a massive troll.

Plus, what happened when an American went to Pakistan to get married, and instead became a controversial online star.

Erasing wokeness, one dataset and line of code at a time.

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Inside the DOGE assault on the federal government.

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How one app brought the US-China A.I. war out into the open.

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How Justin Baldoni’s PR team has used fandom tactics in its battle against Blake Lively.

The vaccine skeptic’s nomination reveals the Trump 2.0 approach to public health.

Can you escape Trump-supporting tech owners? Maybe.

Doctors are increasingly using artificial intelligence to help with appointments. But do the risks outweigh the benefits?

Tiktok is back (for now), Trump has a memecoin, and everyone is digital shoplifting.

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To trim government, first you must add to government, apparently.

How linguists picked 2024’s extremely online words of the year.

A conversation with the app’s cofounder.

Is this a pivot? Or was the Meta CEO always this way?

It’s about our new co-host’s identity.

Meet the man running Trump's FCC.