Jim VandeHei

It's easy to lose sight of what makes great people ... actually great.

This climate is ripe for an anti-AI socialist to emerge as a counter to Trump.

Listen closely when companies announce big plans for smaller workforces.

The U.S. government is doing nothing to prepare Americans for the coming shock.

Trump and future presidents hold the power, backed by precedent, to wield their vast authority to harm critics, help allies and chill free speech.

Never has communicating internally and externally been more important to U.S. companies. Never has it been harder. And never have most people been worse at it.

She has what companies and aspiring influencers crave: attention.

We've never witnessed so many population-wide shifts simultaneously in our lifetime.

Mike Allen and I spoke with 20 CEOs. All said they're cutting hiring plans as AI takes hold.

Trump has veered, often suddenly, proudly and loudly, into unprecedented territory in at least 15 different areas.

6 questions to ponder

The status quo of most social media sucks. We — you and I — need to reverse its course, and we need to start today.

It's hard to see how people cheering Charlie Kirk's killing, and others threatening retribution in response, ends well.

How college kids — or anyone, really — can truly think differently, or more calmly, about politics in charged moments

Behind the Curtain: Slow, hard AI

We have a crisis far bigger than nasty politics, surging screen time or economic angst.

Jim VandeHei: A message to college students

Democrats look at the GOP's 2024 gains and realize they'll be left behind if they don't abruptly change how they communicate.

Soon, fake friends will interact with the same savvy of as the realest of people.

This question sits at the very heart of legal, economic, moral and societal debates on AI unfolding before us today.