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Twenty-Five Years Later: The Warnings Still Remain (opens the original)
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Tomorrow marks 25 years since the attacks of September 11, 2001 shattered America's complacency and changed the course of the world. A quarter-century later, it is worth remembering that the warning signs were not invisible in the years — and even in the hours — before that day. On that morning, the hijacked airliners struck the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, and a Pennsylvania field (a flight forced down and believed bound for Washington, D.C). Readers of The Washington Times opened an essay
The Dominant Future of Fusion Energy (opens the original)
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Developing nuclear fusion energy -- which will be indispensable to generate the enormous amounts of energy that will soon be needed for AI, data centers, quantum computing, and to prevent the Communist Chinese Party from overtaking the United States as this century's global superpower –- is fast making progress. Whoever has the best AI – which realistically can only be fueled by limitless quantities of clean, inexpensive energy – will be the country able to win any war with autonomous drones and
The Chinese Dragon Lurks Beneath the Pacific (opens the original)
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In an era when artificial intelligence is guiding drones in deadly attacks in Ukraine, it would be understandable to focus exclusively on what that now means on the battlefield. Few in the West have noticed that China just test-launched an intercontinental ballistic missile from a nuclear-powered submarine, using the waters of the South Pacific as their testing site. The Chinese were quick to announce that the missile carried a dummy warhead, but the implications were clear for everyone who appr
Why Fusion Power Is the Answer to America's AI Challenge (opens the original)
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America is in an artificial intelligence arms race with China but we are continuing to miss a crucial technology required to secure the win. AI demands a level of electricity that no other technology in history has ever required. Training a single AI model can consume as much power as thousands of homes use in a year, and the data centers being built to run AI on a global scale are being sized in gigawatts, not megawatts. It is staggering. Every proposed fix to this problem — more efficient comp
A Dangerous Miscalculation: Underestimating American Resolve (opens the original)
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Published reports suggest that China is inundating its citizens with stories that America is on the decline, inferring that the rest of this century is China's for the taking. It would be wise for China to read up on global history: those who have mistaken America's raucous domestic debates for weakness often find themselves shocked and defeated. Time and again, adversaries have looked at the United States — loud, divided, seemingly distracted — and concluded that it lacked the stamina or streng
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