As AI-powered health care expands, experts warn of biases

Investors are pouring cash into artificial intelligence-related health care startups at twice the rate of the AI tech sector as a whole.
A monitor shows a three-dimensional image of a human heart.Ralph Orlowski/Reuters

Global art market shows shifting center of gravity

The global art market is experiencing one of its toughest periods in recent years, fueled by inflation, high borrowing costs, and geopolitical instability.
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Milei looks to build a governing majority for his radical vision

The Argentine libertarian needs a strong performance in next year’s midterms to implement his plans.
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Musk’s new Memphis data center hits an AI milestone

The facility brought online all 100,000 advanced Nvidia chips at the same time, making it the most powerful known computer ever built.
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Trump’s return to site of assassination attempt underscores a transformed election

The weekend rally in Pennsylvania seemed aimed to recapture the campaign’s momentum immediately following the July shooting.
Donald Trump and Elon Musk in Butler, Pennsylvania.Carlos Barria/Reuters

Inside Obama’s bid to help save Senate Democrats’ majority

The former president cut ads and is embarking on a nationwide tour as his party looks to capitalize on his purple state popularity.
Barack Obama, in a dark suit and light tie, raises his hand dramatically while addressing the Democratic National Convention.Mike Segar/Reuters

Kamala Harris chases the disaffected Republican vote

Liz Cheney and former Nikki Haley backers are encouraged by her outreach. Some on the left are worried.
Kamala Harris and Liz Cheney, both wearing suits, standing together at a campaign event. Evelyn Hockstein/Reuters

What US foreign policy could look like under Harris

Analysts think the Democratic presidential candidate will likely shelve her boss’ democracy-vs-autocracy framing if she wins next month’s election.

It’ll be an unhappy holidays for Congress and the next president

The post-election “lame duck” session is always higher-stakes after presidential campaigns. And this year looks like one for the books.

Environmental exceptions for chips underscore tensions in Biden’s economic agenda

The legislation, which the president signed Wednesday, divided lawmakers, with some saying it undermines the administration’s climate and health goals.

National Republicans reel in crucial $30M for Senate battle

It’s a record fundraising haul for the party’s campaign arm, which needs the cash as Democratic candidates post whopping sums themselves.

Vance wants to be a ‘pro-family’ Republican. His party isn’t there yet.

The vice presidential nominee wants a bigger child tax credit and other benefits for building families. His party is still divided on whether to follow.

China’s domestic struggles won’t change its trajectory in Washington

No matter the economic indicators that show growth slowing for America’s chief economic rival, the next president and Congress want to get even tougher on Beijing.

The ‘Midwest Nice’ debate: Vance and Walz put the ‘civil’ in civil war

The likely last face-off between the tickets before the election was disarmingly friendly.

What to expect from the Tim Walz, JD Vance faceoff

David Weigel breaks down the two candidates’ debate history and opposing styles.
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