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Ahead of this Friday’s jobs report, Martha Ross and Nicole Bateman argue that recent positive headlines on U.S. employment obscure a key point: America’s economy is simply not working well for tens of millions of people.
From spreading disinformation to tipping elections, deepfake technologies pose a threat to America’s domestic politics and national security. William Galston discusses actions from the government and private sector to combat deepfakes and explains what needs to be done immediately to help protect the upcoming U.S. presidential election.
Taiwan is holding presidential and legislative elections this week—the results of which will have enormous implications for China and the United States. Kharis Templeman explains what is at stake for China and how U.S.-Taiwan relations may be affected.
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