Europe Needs AI. Canada Has the
Power.
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE · SOVEREIGNTY · CANADA-EUROPE RELATIONS
The lesson of the last month is not that America will stop
building the best artificial intelligence. It is that the best
artificial intelligence may no longer be available on ordinary
commercial terms.
That changes the problem for America’s allies. Europe and Canada
don’t need to beat Silicon Valley or China at every AI benchmark.
They need to make sure their hospitals, banks, manufacturers,
universities, governments, defense contractors and startups can
still use advanced intelligence when Washington or Beijing says
no.
That kind of independence won’t begin with a manifesto. It will…
The Permission-Slip Presidency
Comes for AI
The U.S. government is
restricting access to advanced
AI models, prioritizing trusted
partners and national security…
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE · ACADEMIC INTEGRITY
Universities increasingly treat
AI use as cheating, fostering
distrust and stigma, while
employers expect AI fluency,
creating conflicting pressures.
A UCLA student sits for an
online final with a camera
watching, a mirror behind her,
and her arms positioned so the
professor can see she is not
secretly consulting a machine.¹…
The Postal Service’s proposed
ballot-mail rule would require
new voter data checks, risking
delays and rejected absentee…
HOUSEHOLD SPENDING · INCOME INEQUALITY
Despite national economic
growth and job gains, many…
NEW HAMPSHIRE · COMMUNITY
Squamscot Old Fashioned
Beverages, a Newfields, New…
FOOD CULTURE · RESTAURANTS
Rising and uneven food prices
are reshaping dinner choices,
with high-cost items like beef
and seafood becoming…
POLITICAL POWER · NEW ENGLAND
The narrative of Thanksgiving
often overlooks the devastation
Indigenous communities faced
before the Pilgrims’ arrival in…