If artificial intelligence could be regulated with export bans, we’d have nothing to worry about — but that’s wishful thinking. The recent reports of China circumventing U.S. restrictions on AI technology through smuggling networks and front companies highlights a fundamental flaw in ...
It’s been nearly 80 years since the first atomic bomb was tested in New Mexico. Communities have been reeling ever since. For generations, Americans who live “downwind” of nuclear testing and development sites have suffered deadly health complications. And this summer, funding for the ...
As a social worker on the front lines of the homelessness crisis, I see firsthand the devastating impact it has on individuals, families and communities. Homelessness is not merely a housing issue; it is a symptom of deeper systemic problems that requires a multifaceted and compassionate ...
I love to travel, but even I have to admit there are downsides, the worst of which is cost. Naturally, the farther away one goes, the more it costs, and one needs to consider whether it’s worth spending your retirement and your children’s college fund to get there (yes). To help you plan ...
Imagine your legs are paralyzed by mud. Your baby cries next to you as you sweat out the sparse remainder of water in your body. You seek sustenance in a home that has become a death trap. A mare and her foal died of severe dehydration this month, casualties in a war on wildness that is ...
Across the state of Utah, small business owners like me know the importance of being able to provide our employees with affordable health care benefits. This allows us to be competitive in the labor force, and without comprehensive, affordable benefits, we would lose out on top talent. With 92% ...
