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What does China want from the next US president?
Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar’s death is a defining moment, but it will not end the war
‘Silence’ theme of Society for the Humanities Fall presentations
Trump and Harris are sharply divided on science, but share common ground on US technology policy
Jimmy Carter at 100: how his life outside the White House proves he’s long been ahead of his time
AI probably isn’t the big smartphone selling point that Apple and other tech giants think it is
Shigeru Ishiba will be Japan’s next prime minister. What should we expect?
Australian Prime Minister Press conference – Philadelphia
Rupert Murdoch’s real-life succession drama is underway in a Nevada courtroom. What might happen next?
How HIV/AIDS got its name − the words Americans used for the crisis were steeped in science, stigma and religious language
Five notorious cyberattacks that targeted governments
Big changes afoot for US women and children’s nutrition program
Republicans believe Tim Walz has been ‘groomed’ by China. But how does China view him?
Biden administration’s negotiated price cuts for 10 common prescription drugs likely to save Medicare billions, beginning in 2026
Was Ukraine’s incursion of Russia a tactical stroke of genius? It sent a strong message to Putin – and the West
AUKUS Expansion Reveals Folly Of Blind Allegiance
Trump is plain ‘weird’: how Kamala Harris’ meme-fied campaign is leveraging social media and Gen Z culture
Twice as good for half the respect: Kamala Harris’ battle for the White House
PsiQuantum Adds First US-Based Utility-Scale Quantum Computer to its Future Plans
6 in 10 Americans support abortion rights. This could be the advantage Kamala Harris needs against Donald Trump
Two-thirds of Democrats want Joe Biden to drop out of the presidential race. It’s time he listened
The Trump assassination attempt has upended the US election race. How will both parties react now?
How the economics of oil could sway the US presidential election
Strengthening public finances, competition and measures to achieve the climate transition are key policy priorities for the United States
Microsoft to help rural hospitals defend against rising cybersecurity attacks
Menopause treatments can help with hot flashes and other symptoms – but many people aren’t aware of the latest advances
John Podesta and senior climate leaders push for progress at the US Climate Action Summit
It’s Worth Keeping Eye On Mexico’s Future President
Humanities scholars research free speech, AI, sports culture and the Supreme Court
Should we fight climate change by re-engineering life itself?
ISU researcher presents at White House AI event; team wins grant for AI-assisted ag tool
Why the potential for another Donald Trump presidency is making Iran very nervous
Live: US Climate Action Summit
Brooks School Tech Policy Institute focuses on intersection of national security and tech policy
USA Defence Mission To Increase AUKUS Benefits For WA
Nukes in space: a bad idea in the 1960s – an even worse one now
Crypto, green hydrogen form ‘dynamic duo’ to thwart climate change
Why Are We Obsessed With Human Origins?
TikTok’s duet, green screen and stitch turn political point-scoring into an art form
US election: turning off TikTok is a big risk for the Democrats
US election: turning off TikTok is a big risk for Democrats – here’s why
Donald Trump’s third presidential nomination has never been in doubt. He’s made an art of political survival
Biden executive order on sensitive personal information does little for now to curb data market – but spotlights the threat the market poses
Other nations are applying sanctions and going to court over Gaza – should NZ join them?
Boeing Appoints Uma Amuluru Human Resources Leader
Russia’s space weapon: anti-satellite systems are indiscriminate, posing a risk to everyone’s spacecraft
Donald Trump faces half a billion dollars of debt and several court cases. But that may not stop him from becoming president again
Is Russia looking to put nukes in space? Doing so would undermine global stability and ignite an anti-satellite arms race