HeyJaredMario Alexis Portella
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China And The Return Of The 'Evil Empire’ (opens the original)
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China’s challenge to the U.S. is not merely a new great-power rivalry. Mario Alexis Portella | September 30, 2026 For much of the post–Cold War era, American policy toward the People’s Republic of China (PRC) was shaped by engagement. Washington hoped that economic integration would compel political liberalization, while expanding trade would bind China “to strengthen the rule of law and introduce certain civil reforms, such as the publication of rules [and introduce] democratic reforms.” Instea
China’s AI Gamble -- and America’s Leverage (opens the original)
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The U.S. is ahead of China in the AI race, and the Chinese know it. But the technological gap with China has narrowed dramatically. Mario Alexis Portella | September 26, 2026 The competition between the United States and China over artificial intelligence intensified over Thursday’s summit between President Donald Trump and general secretary of the Chinese Communist Party Xi Jinping. In what is often described as a race to build the most powerful model, the real rivalry is more over AI ecosystem
When Antiwar Commentary Reflects the Kremlin’s Narrative (opens the original)
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Judge Napolitano’s commentary on Ukraine warrants examination not merely through the positions he articulates but also through the recurring themes, guests, and analytical frameworks presented on “Judging Freedom.” Mario Alexis Portella | September 18, 2026 Judge Andrew Napolitano stands as one of the most prominent American commentators who has repeatedly criticized U.S. foreign policy toward Russia and Ukraine, including Washington’s role in the conflict. He has given a platform to arguments a
Ask HAL 9000 about artificial intelligence and human survival (opens the original)
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Economy > Artificial Intelligence (AI) Link copied What happens when AI says to us, ‘I’m afraid I can’t do that’? Mario Alexis Portella | September 12, 2026 In Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey, the American spacecraft Discovery One is on its way to Jupiter with two astronauts, Dave Bowman and Frank Poole, on board, and HAL 9000 (an advanced computer with a human-like personality called HAL). HAL is the ship’s administrator — he runs it, and he has frequent conversations with Dave and Fran
America’s Nuclear Reassessment: The Dangerous Return of Limited Nuclear Deterrence (opens the original)
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A strategy designed to prevent strategic nuclear war could inadvertently create greater incentives for early nuclear use during a regional conflict. Mario Alexis Portella | September 6, 2026 The United States appears to be entering a consequential period of nuclear reassessment. Washington is confronting a widening gap between its predominantly strategic nuclear posture and adversaries developing more diverse capabilities for regional and potentially limited nuclear conflict. Russia and China ar
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