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Elizabeth Shackelford: Nepal’s disaster is today’s terrifying climate change reality (opens the original)
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On the morning of Aug. 26, a catastrophic flash flood traveled around 60 miles along the Nepal-Tibet border region, destroying bridges, buildings and a border crossing. It swallowed entire villages and swept thousands of people along with it. Whole tour buses are still missing. More than 1,200 people have been confirmed dead, with thousands more still unaccounted for, including hundreds trapped in the tunnels of hydropower projects. This shocking event, at the end of a summer when the world was
Elizabeth Shackelford: AI should be managed like nuclear weapons (opens the original)
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Last month, the tech world was shaken by an event that sounded like a science fiction plot: Artificial intelligence agents escaped from their closed testing environment, accessed the open internet and hacked into another company’s system without human knowledge. These AI agents from OpenAI, a leading U.S. tech company, had been tasked to solve an exercise. Apparently, they thought they might find the answer easier on the outside, so they found a way to get there. AI agents are AI-powered systems
Elizabeth Shackelford: The only communist threat is coming from inside the White House (opens the original)
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To listen to representatives of the U.S. government lately, you’d think the United States is at imminent risk of a communist takeover. “Communism is the single greatest threat to our country and its history,” President Donald Trump said in a recent speech outside Atlanta. House Speaker Mike Johnson has likened the midterms to a battle between maintaining the republic, if his party wins, or losing it to communism if it doesn’t. Last month, Secretary of State Marco Rubio claimed it was a “transnat
Elizabeth Shackelford: The Trump administration’s aggression abroad is both ruthless and ineffective (opens the original)
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The United States is scaling up its aggression and conflict in the world with little to show for it but likely war crimes. It is inflicting pain and suffering on many communities and doing so in the name of the American people. Even if causing such civilian harm were achieving some U.S. national security goals, U.S. law, international law and basic morality say we shouldn’t be doing these things. What is even more horrifying now is that what the United States is doing isn’t even making us safer.
Elizabeth Shackelford: Climate change’s heat is baking us to death. We must act. (opens the original)
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America celebrated its 250th year of independence under a historic heat dome that shattered more than 148 records for daily high temperature across the Eastern United States. The nation’s capital recorded the hottest Fourth of July on record at 103 degrees. Philadelphia, where our Declaration of Independence was written, recorded three days in a row above 101 degrees for the first time ever. The heat last week was so severe that parades and events across the country were canceled, including the
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