Student Organizers Release The Dartmouth New Deal Since October 7th, student activists on campuses across the country have been organizing rallies against Israeli apartheid and vigils for the thousands of Palestinians who have been killed by Israeli airstrikes in the Gaza Strip. Activists at Dartmouth College are among those groups, organizing a sustained vigil outside Dartmouth’s administration … [Read more...]

Artificial Intelligence Takes the Political Stage Artificial Intelligence (AI) is gaining traction on the international political agenda, with leaders and policymakers around the world increasingly focused on its implications. US President Biden recently issued an executive order on safe, secure, and trustworthy AI, while G7 leaders have agreed on Guiding Principles and a Code of Conduct for AI. … [Read more...]

UBS and the Warning Signs of Financial Instability In the period leading up to the 2008 Lehman Brothers crash, several red flags pointed towards a wavering global financial system. One significant indicator emerged from UBS, the world's largest private bank, thanks to the actions of Stephanie Gibaud, an employee in the bank's French division. When given orders to delete all company files, Gibaud … [Read more...]

The Battle and the Media Reaction Following the Hamas-led attack on Southern Israel on October 7, which claimed the lives of 1,300 Israelis, there has been a surge of articles, podcasts, and Q&As focusing on the aggression and Israel's subsequent retaliation. This retaliation has resulted in the death of more than 4,000 Palestinians and continues to escalate. However, the narrative seems … [Read more...]

Protesters Gather Outside VU Manufacturing Headquarters On Tuesday, Sept. 26, protesters from various organizations gathered outside VU Manufacturing's headquarters in Troy, Michigan. The protesters, including members of the United Auto Workers (UAW), Labor Notes, and the Democratic Socialists of America, were there to support 400 Mexican workers who were recently laid off by the … [Read more...]

A Catastrophic Industrial Accident The derailment of a Norfolk Southern freight train in East Palestine, Ohio, on Feb. 3 of this year, and the subsequent "controlled release" and burnoff of toxic vinyl chloride, is one of the most catastrophic and devastating industrial accidents in our country's history. No Serious Steps Taken Despite the severity of the incident, no serious steps … [Read more...]

Introduction Elon Musk's biographer, Walter Isaacson, continues to express confidence in Musk's decision to appoint Linda Yaccarino as the CEO of X (formerly known as Twitter), despite her rocky interview at Vox Media's Code Conference. Isaacson, who closely followed Musk for over two years while writing a book about him, spoke about Yaccarino's appointment and her suitability for … [Read more...]

[TAG0][TAG1]Elon Musk expressed his disappointment in Ukraine's summer counteroffensive in an X post on Sunday."So much death for so little," Musk wrote in his post.The billionaire has been previously accused of pushing pro-Russian sentiments.Elon Musk — who Ukrainian officials recently blasted for blocking an attack on Russia's Black Sea Fleet — derided the success … [Read more...]

Ambitious Growth of BYD BYD, the Chinese automaker and Tesla's biggest global electric vehicle (EV) rival, has made waves in the industry with its impressive growth and innovation. Founded in 1995 by Wang Chuanfu, BYD started as a battery manufacturer but has quickly transformed into one of China's leading EV manufacturers. The company, alongside business partner Stella Li, is now on the … [Read more...]

Elon Musk had an awkward moment when he brought his son X to a meeting with the Turkish president. Erdogan asked Musk "where is your wife?" in a meeting to discuss Starlink and Tesla's presence in Turkey. X is one of three children Musk has had with pop singer Grimes, who Musk is separated from, and never married. Elon Musk shared an awkward moment with Recep Tayyip Erdogan as he brought … [Read more...]