The US has launched strikes on Iranian military targets following an attack on a ship in the Strait of Hormuz, signaling heightened tensions in the region.
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Trade and supply-chain operations signal monitor: Federal judge blocks Trump effort to make voters show proof of citizenship
A federal judge has blocked former President Trump’s attempt to mandate proof of citizenship for voters, impacting election and trade-related policies.
Trade and supply-chain operations signal monitor: US-Iran talks to begin Sunday in Switzerland as Tehran closes the strait over Lebanon fi
Trade and supply-chain operations signal monitor: US-Iran negotiations start Sunday as Tehran closes the Strait over Lebanon conflict, impacting global trade routes.
India: Build the Rails First
Thorsten Meyer AI’s Post-Labor Atlas says India’s digital public rails offer broad but thin welfare delivery at national scale.
Saturation. The ten-essay framework, closed.
The European sovereign-LLM framework has reached its coverage limit after ten essays, with no further structural insights expected before key 2026 deadlines.
Shall we play a game? My AI nuclear simulation
Researchers tested large language models in simulated nuclear conflict scenarios, revealing varied strategic behaviors and potential risks.
Pre-Modern Armies for Worldbuilders, Part I: Why They Fight
An analysis of how pre-industrial societies shape their armies based on social, economic, and political structures, with implications for fantasy worldbuilding.
Italians and Dutch share the same gestural instinct for teaching
A new study finds that Italians and Dutch adults instinctively adapt their gestures similarly to help children learn, despite cultural differences in gesture use.
MAGA’s civil war over immigration is over. Silicon Valley lost.
The Trump administration’s new visa policy, restricting green cards to those who return home, signals a decisive victory for nativists over Silicon Valley’s influence in immigration policy.
U.S. researchers face new restrictions on publishing with foreign collaborators
U.S. scientists now encounter new federal limits on publishing research jointly with foreign partners, raising concerns over academic collaboration and innovation.