Judge Says Warrantless Flock Search Violated Driver's Fourth Amendment Rights

AI Solutions in Search of Problems

After More Than Three Years, Judge Newman's Case Is Transferred To The Eleventh Circuit

Churches Are Finally Making the Moral Case Against Sports Betting

Planning system ensures a robot’s flight path will remain collision-free

William T. Vollmann's publisher insisted he shorten his novel. “I said, ‘I cut it, but I’m really sorry but unfortunately, it’s like 400 pages longer now”

Why People Support Involuntary Treatment

The Violence Sweeping France Was Never Really About Schools

Woodworking, building computers, photography — why is so much of Francis Fukuyama’s memoir concerned with his hobbies?

A Constellation of Amazements: An Illustrated Love Letter to the Joy of Collecting Things

‘China Shock’—or Minor Perturbation?

Judge Says Trump's Clampdown on Anthropic Violates the First Amendment

Federal Judge Halts Minnesota's Prediction Market Ban, Signaling Other States' Efforts Might Be Illegal Too

What History Tells Us About the AI Debate

Self-help and life hacks treat existence as a puzzle to be solved. The ancients had a name for that: heresy

Habermas believed the gap between expert and layperson could always, in principle, be closed by the right chain of translation

A poem you can put your beer on. The mimeo revolution of the 1960s generated a deluge of experimental printing

Dostoyevsky on What Makes a Good Person

How to Lose a Trade War

US SENDING THIRD AIRCRAFT CARRIER AND 10,000 MORE TROOPS TO GULF—WHAT IS THE RISK OF A PREEMPTIVE STRIKE BY IRAN?

The Making of the Democratic Insurgency