Chris Brandt

OVERHEARD: young men from South Asia are moving to Russia to find brides. Because of the war, Russia is facing a lack of men which makes the dating market (especially in more rural Russia) very attractive.

Economic growth must start with our communities. Amid the Trump Administration’s attacks on our federal workforce, that means building on the industries that already make Maryland strong— like healthcare, biotech, transportation, finance, and emerging technologies like quantum computing. Last week, the Senate Finance Committee advanced Senate Bill 770, my legislation to build a Maryland economy rooted in industries of the future to create good jobs and real opportunity across the State.

Scientists are often on the mark when it comes to predicting the future. Here is a prediction about America that Carl Sagan made 31 years ago.

Jamie Diamond- it’s a swamp- when he’s asked about raising taxes he says it all goes to special interest groups listen to the audience chuckle - they know

Dr Oz: "Alabama has no OBGYNs in many of their counties, so they're doing something pretty cool. They're actually having robots do ultrasounds on these pregnant moms."

I am actually the lead and corresponding author on the most cited research paper of this person's career. Someone told me that today, and I verified it. The claim that her work has had any substantial effect on breast cancer is a dramatic overstatement. Like much of what’s being presented in this 60 Minutes segment, it’s a PR narrative designed to grab money. It’s dishonesty from these institutions about what technology from the life sciences can actually do—and it says more about the way universities grift the public for sympathy and funding than anything about science itself.

GDP growth is currently an outstanding 3.9%, and AI is 40% of that. It’s easy for politicians to posture and grandstand by beating up on tech. But the real question is whether they want 4% growth rates or 2% growth rates.