On GPS, at 10am and 1pm ET today on CNN: I’ll talk w/ Andriy P. Zagorodnyuk and Mikhail Zygar about Ukraine’s incursion, Sarah Smarsh about Dems & rural voters, and Tom Steyer about hope amid the climate crisis. I’ll also examine Bangladesh, where protests toppled its authoritarian leader

When it comes to dealing with Iran, the US should remember that hope is not a strategy. My take:

What’s the strategy behind Ukraine’s bold Kursk offensive? On today’s show, I talked with former Ukrainian defense minister Andriy P. Zagorodnyuk, who now chairs the Kyiv think tank Centre for Defence Strategies:

What the Kursk offensive means for Putin: my conversation with Russian journalist Mikhail Zygar

How did farm country turn red? Do Democrats have a chance, with their 2024 ticket, to reverse their decades-long failure to appeal more successfully to rural America? My conversation with Sarah Smarsh:

The state of clean energy: my conversation with the billionaire investor, pro-climate political donor, and former Democratic presidential candidate Tom Steyer about his new book, “Cheaper, Faster, Better: How We’ll Win the Climate War”

Today’s last look: The chaos in Bangladesh holds lessons for low-income countries all over the world, where bulging youth populations and economic malaise lead easily to unrest.

Wow! So honored to see this from David Frum who has read more deeply and widely on a range of subjects (plus fiction to boot) than anyone I know!

How are two key technologies, CRISPR gene editing & AI, already changing life as we know it? On CNN 10am & 1pm ET Sunday, I’ll interview two women who pioneered them—Jennifer Doudna & Fei-Fei Li—in a GPS special, “Reengineering Life: The Next Frontiers in Science”

Tune in to CNN @ 10am ET today for a GPS special, “Reengineering Life: The Next Frontiers in Science” I’ll examine two technologies—gene editing & artificial intelligence—in interviews w/ two women who pioneered them: UC Berkeley’s Jennifer Doudna & Stanford’s Fei-Fei Li

Disturbing findings and a clear imperative to do better wsj.com/opinion/can-co…

So far, so good for liberal democracy foreignaffairs.com/united-states/…

Gene-editing pioneer Jennifer Doudna won a Nobel Prize for co-discovering CRISPR, a technology that holds the amazing possibility to “fix” human DNA and cure diseases. On my recent GPS special “Reengineering Life: The Next Frontiers in Science,” I heard from Doudna about

A pleasure to have a serious conversation about the world with Charlie Rose

Trump could win. But even if he loses, right-wing populism is here to stay. My latest column: washingtonpost.com/opinions/2024/…

Gene-editing pioneers Jennifer Doudna and Emmanuelle Charpentier were the sixth and seventh women to win the Nobel Prize in chemistry. On last weekend’s GPS special, “Reengineering Life: The Next Frontiers in Science,” I asked Doudna about her path to the prize

The money, power, and risk involved in editing human genes: more from my conversation with Nobel laureate Jennifer Doudna

What drew AI “godmother” Fei-Fei Li to the world-changing project of building intelligent machines? And what led to the “birth of modern AI” around 2010? Part of our conversation from last Sunday’s GPS special, “Reengineering Life: The Next Frontiers in Science”

How AI pioneer Fei-Fei Li pushed the technology to a new frontier—visual and spatial recognition—by compiling a massive dataset of images to train AI to see