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In today’s edition, we have a fascinating discussion about the age and potential of President Biden as the 2024 Democratic nominee. Despite concerns about his age, a group of left-leaning columnists concludes that Biden’s accomplishments and ability to beat the GOP front-runner make him a promising choice. While there are discussions about a potential torch-passing scenario to another candidate like President Whitmer, the overall consensus is that Biden is a strong contender.
Some columnists express uneasiness about Biden’s age and health, but those who have personally spoken to him, like Gene, confirm that he is not senile. While there is still time before the first Democratic primary in South Carolina, where anything can happen, Biden’s track record and ability to defeat Trump are notable.
Switching gears, our right-leaning columnists recently had their own roundtable discussion on whether Trump’s legal troubles will hinder his candidacy or make it more urgent than ever. It’s an interesting debate with different perspectives.
In an op-ed, writer and actor Joseph Gordon-Levitt sheds light on the implications of AI and the human labor that goes into producing the training data. He argues that those involved in creating the training data deserve residuals as their work could potentially be replaced by AI. It’s an important point that raises questions about the rights and compensation of creators.
Columnist Bina Venkataraman explores the importance of early detection and treatment for rare genetic diseases. She advocates for routine genetic screening of newborns, as it can lead to better outcomes and opportunities for research and experimental therapies. Failing to screen for these diseases not only affects patients and their families but also hinders progress in finding cures.
Yevgeniya Gaber, a foreign policy expert, discusses the need to remove Russian control over the maritime routes in Ukraine to protect Ukrainian shipping. Russia’s aggressive actions and exploitation of the region’s resources should not be rewarded with the lifting of sanctions, but rather through measures that reduce its leverage.
In our Post Pandemic series, Blythe Roberson shares her personal experience of leaving hookup culture behind for genuine intimacy, with the help of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Lastly, George Will argues for the rebuilding of the U.S. defense industrial base, emphasizing the importance of a strong defense sector.
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