Yesterday, the House approved a resolution to formalize impeachment proceedings. Molly Reynolds and Margaret Taylor break down the content of the resolution, from participation guidelines for members to timing on questions.
“The West rightly decries the Islamic State’s cruelty and violence—but ignores the governance vacuum that the terrorist group filled, at least for a time.” Shadi Hamid writes about how focusing on the Islamic State’s brutality to the exclusion of what made it successful is a mistake that could come back to haunt the West.
“As we consider artificial intelligence, we would be wise to remember the lessons of earlier technology revolutions—to focus on the technology’s effects rather than chase broad-based fears about the technology itself,” former FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler writes.
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