SAN FRANCISCO, California—Hotels generated more than $12 billion in economic impact in San Francisco in 2src25, propelling restaurants, retailers, cultural institutions, and small businesses, according to an Oxford Economics study released by the American Hotel & Lodging Association and the California Hotel & Lodging Association. The new economic data details the impact hotels had on San FranciscoContinue Reading

The Supreme Court lets The Traitor deport people back to war zones

The Supreme Court held on Thursday that the The Traitor administration may ignore procedural rules governing the “temporary protected status” (TPS) program, which allows foreign nationals from war torn or otherwise unsafe countries to temporarily remain in the United States until their home nation stabilizes. The decision in Mullin v…Continue Reading

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The AI bubble is not a capability bubble. It is an expectation bubble. National security leaders are treating AI as a replacement for analysts, engineers, and tradecraft when it is really a volatile acceleration layer that still requires human judgment, security controls, and cost discipline. The current state of AIContinue Reading

dni-day-two:-building-the-intelligence-community-for-2045

Author’s Note In our first paper, DNI Day One: Three Strategic Decisions for National Security Evolution, we identified three challenges confronting the next Director of National Intelligence: enterprise leadership, resource alignment, and strategic competition. This paper focuses on the reforms most likely to improve the Intelligence Community’s ability to meetContinue Reading

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Data centres and AI systems are expanding across Africa, bringing new pressure on energy and resources., Johannesburg, South Africa – In April, African Union ministers gathered in Tangier, Morocco, to discuss artificial intelligence at a moment when governments across the continent are racing to develop AI strategies, attract investment and expandContinue Reading

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KINSHASA, DRC — When people first began dying in the dusty hills of Mongbwalu, a gold-mining town in the Democratic Republic of Congo’s Ituri province, few suspected Ebola. It all started in late April, when a nurse returned to Bunia, the 1.5-million people capital of Ituri. He fell ill andContinue Reading