Amid geopolitical conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East, and with the entire world focused on the transition to Donald Trump’s coming administration, most of us barely noticed when rich nations signed up to transfer $300 billion a year in “climate aid” to poor countries last ...
Providing consistent, high-quality healthcare is difficult and complex, and because frontline workers who directly interact with patients are critical to achieving that, attracting, retaining and motivating these staff is essential. Conversely, anything that enhances staff turnover can result ...
California Gov. Gavin Newsom recently vetoed a measure seen as a potential blueprint for national AI legislation. Newsom’s veto should serve as a national model for dealing with similar regulations. With more than 450 pieces of AI-related legislation being tracked by the National ...
The Kennedy name is again center stage, and we’re about to find out if any political courage remains among the storm-battered descendants of Camelot. No, I am not referring to President-elect Trump’s nominee to lead the Department of Health and Human Services, the conniving RFK Jr. ...
The great race is on. It isn’t the one on television, but it is one that has put the world’s wealthiest companies in fierce competition to secure market share in artificial intelligence. The handful of big-tech companies and their satellites may have spent as much as $1 trillion on ...
When he takes the oath of office on January 20, Donald Trump will become America’s second president to serve non-consecutive terms. A look at the second-term record of the first man to do so, Grover Cleveland, surfaces a lot of similarities and holds at least one critical lesson that Trump ...