The article’s text is unavailable because the page displays a JavaScript and cookies verification message rather than its content. As a result, its arguments and factual claims cannot be summarised reliably. The title suggests it concerns how US states should prepare for future challenges, but this cannot be confirmed from the supplied material. No details,…

The article argues that AI companies have helped create public distrust by publicly stressing risks such as job losses, social disruption and even existential danger while seeking support for large-scale infrastructure expansion. It says this mixed message has amplified opposition to data centres and slowed public acceptance of a technology that its advocates portray as…

National Review columnist Dan McLaughlin argues that criticism of the US Supreme Court has become excessively partisan, poorly reasoned and detached from legal analysis. He says this matters because attacks on the Court’s legitimacy, including proposals to expand it or limit justices’ tenure, could weaken judicial independence and public confidence in the institution. The article…

The article reviews Alex Cox’s *Dead Souls*, calling it a more imaginative literary adaptation than Christopher Nolan’s *The Odyssey*. It argues that Cox recasts Nikolai Gogol’s 1842 satire as an anarchic, politically charged Western, using genre parody, music and surrealism to address immigration, exploitation and historical memory. Cox plays Strindler, a British traveller in 1890s…