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Recursive AI self-improvement raises questions about autonomy, accountability, purpose and what it means to improve itself.

A new ‘High IQ’ superhero comes to the aid of embattled AI

The Littman Test explores how much humans need to understand AI-generated answers to make informed decisions and remain accountable.

Vinson Xavier Palathingal argues America should embrace AI innovation while regulating harmful uses and preserving human judgment.

On the eve of M.S. Subbulakshmi’s 110th birth anniversary, remembering the legendary Indian classical singer and her enduring musical legacy.

The community has spent decades trying to earn a seat at the table. Texas shows it’s time to stop waiting for one.

The US dollar’s global dominance faces mounting debt, rising interest costs, growing challenges that could reshape America’s economic future

Explore the story behind Rudyard Kipling’s “If—,” its 1910 publication and inspiration from the Jameson Raid of 1895.

The great pretender makes the midterms all about me, me, me

Anthropic warns AI could drive job losses while exposing inefficiencies, prompting debate over automation, productivity, and meaningful work

Carlos Alcaraz’s influence pushes American tennis stars to elevate their grit, resilience and competitiveness at the 2026 US Open

AI autonomy raises concerns about self-preservation, instrumental convergence, intuition, and the gradual loss of human decision-making power

India’s economic data may miss informal workers and businesses, raising questions about GDP growth, employment, statistics, policy decisions

China’s humanoid robot race signals a transformative decade, raising questions about AI-powered labor, automation, governance, human society

Born in 1965, the same year Medicare was created, the author reflects on how the economics of American healthcare have transformed over the decades.

Donnie the conqueror dons a historian’s hat to usurp the top spot

India’s student unrest exposes a deeper crisis of trust in exams, institutions, merit and the promise of upward mobility.

India risks cognitive atrophy as AI eliminates entry-level work, while America leverages technology through capital, ownership, and expertise

The hedonic treadmill explains why rapid technological breakthroughs feel ordinary, as AI accelerates innovation faster than human appreciate

Hamza Khan’s Maryland political journey highlights coalition-building, activism and a diverse South Asian American political movement.

But science can explain how the disaster happened. It cannot answer the question that grief inevitably asks: Why did it happen to me?

Age can affect the cost of coverage, available policy limits, eligibility for certain plans, and benefits related to pre-existing medical conditions.

Trump gives Washington a good shake as he plays the world

Tech CEOs face hidden mental health risks as ambition, risk-taking and intense drive can affect leadership, employees, entire organizations

India needs leaders who can answer difficult questions, and demonstrate democratic confidence beyond controlled political messaging.