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Today we look at the state of American inertia. By Sam Sifton I am the host of this newsletter. American history is full of transformative industrial, technological and architectural innovations.

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When Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang spoke at the Financial Times Future of AI Summit, his warning landed with unusual urgency. “China is going to win the AI race,” he told the FT, crediting Beijing’s ...

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Most seasons, Rutgers basketball opens the Big Ten schedule with two of the league’s toughest opponents, to the point where it’s become something of an inside joke. This year’s Week 1 gauntlet is no ...

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Yes, Boston winters can be brutal. The harbor wind is punishing, you can see your breathe. But here’s the thing: There are things to do in the cold. You just have to know where to look: Inside!