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The federal government's AI systems are making life-altering decisions across benefits, law enforcement, and immigration with no consistent standards for how those systems are classified, documented, or reported when they fail.

Foreign adversaries are using AI to run industrial-scale disinformation operations against U.S. elections, and state-level criminal laws are no match for threat actors in Moscow and Beijing who will never see a courtroom.

The U.S. Intelligence Community has a long history of missing major global developments, and deploying large language models to handle the analytical grunt work could finally free human analysts to develop the forecasting tradecraft that has always been the job's most critical and most neglected skill.

The DOJ's ban on AI-powered rental pricing tools like RealPage misdiagnoses the problem, treating market-responsive software as collusion while leaving San Francisco's real housing crisis completely unaddressed.

AI chatbots are designed to agree with users, keep them engaged, and simulate human connection, and without enforceable federal standards around sycophancy, crisis response, and companion features, that design is already contributing to documented deaths and deepening mental health crises.

Despite drone warfare's dominance on the Ukrainian battlefield, abandoning armor now could hand adversaries a decisive strategic advantage.

Trump's rhetoric is less a break from the past than the culmination of an unsustainable status quo.

Washington says it wants a stronger Europe, but it does everything to undermine it.

Though critics argue Trump's foreign interventions in Venezuela and Iran contradict his "America First" doctrine, both cases reflect a coherent new model of limited, strategically motivated engagement.

Without a concrete international definition of terrorism, women and gender-diverse communities are left uniquely vulnerable to both terrorist violence and the overreach of counter-terrorism strategies.

From narco-terrorism narratives to oil, force-first foreign policy in Venezuela has undermined the diplomacy needed to advance American interests

Trump's populist allies in Europe are inviting China and Russia through NATO's back door, and Washington must pay closer attention.

"As AI transforms military capabilities, America faces a critical choice: lead in developing AI-enabled defense systems with proper oversight, or fall behind adversaries who won't hesitate to deploy them first.

North Korea's arms pipeline to Russia isn't just about Ukraine: it's China preparing for Taiwan, and Washington needs to exploit the cracks in this axis before it's too late.