Supporters of U.S. President Donald Trump's "Make America Great Again" message are sounding alarms over artificial intelligence and the disruption it could bring to the job market, which could potentially change the narrative of the AI arms race with China. 🧵

Very exciting developments in Central Asia. Azerbaijan joins C5, making it a C6 Uzbekistan President Mirziyoyev proposes turning the loose consultative mechanism into a formal regional body under the working title, the “Community of Central Asia” https://t.co/gBtiNxpDsn

What a great day in Yerevan following up on @POTUS's historic August peace summit. I had productive discussions with @NikolPashinyan, @AraratMirzoyan, @ArmenGrigoryanC, @VahanKostanyan, and @RubenRubinyan on strengthening the U.S.-Armenia strategic partnership. We launched the

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This op-ed by Jeff Mahon highlights why Malaysia and Cambodia signed a far-reaching trade deal with Trump, even at the risk of upsetting Beijing. Jeff says it is because China has a fundamental conflict of interest with the Southeast Asian countries. As manufacturing nations,

MAGA's push to halt artificial intelligence collides with the need to compete with China. -- The world is nearing "Q-Day" -- the moment when quantum computers can break today's encryption standards -- A quantum computer can do 1 million times more processes than the classical

3/ The measure signals the start of broader efforts to ensure that the technology is limited to a supporting role to human activity. It also underscores growing friction between MAGA and Silicon Valley -- two forces that helped propel Trump's victory.

2/ Sen. Josh Hawley has introduced legislation requiring corporations to disclose all layoffs linked to AI. The AI-Related Job Impacts Clarity Act mandates quarterly reports to the Labor Department on jobs created and eliminated due to AI. https://t.co/2xM4CDioKy

5/ The most interesting angle of the MAGA argument is that the US and China are not rivals for AI hegemony, but will both be losers. Only AI will win. @primalpoly

5/ The most interesting angle of the MAGA argument is that the US and China are not rivals for AI hegemony, but will both be losers. Only AI will win. @primalpoly

4/ "It's the bare minimum of what citizens need to know about how AI is affecting our jobs and our kids' future jobs," said @primalpoly a conservative academic who warned of the AI future at #NatCon5 in September. https://t.co/MLf58DCesk

3/ The measure signals the start of broader efforts to ensure that the technology is limited to a supporting role to human activity. It also underscores growing friction between MAGA and Silicon Valley -- two forces that helped propel Trump's victory.

2/ Sen. Josh Hawley has introduced legislation requiring corporations to disclose all layoffs linked to AI. The AI-Related Job Impacts Clarity Act mandates quarterly reports to the Labor Department on jobs created and eliminated due to AI. https://t.co/2xM4CDioKy

US-South Korea, US-Japan shipyard cooperation is getting real.

The Trump administration is growing on me. @Doranimated @zriboua @ProfBShaffer @LukeDCoffey Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs Hooker is on travel to Armenia and Azerbaijan from November 15-21, 2025. https://t.co/S2dg9ug6YN

What a fantastic article. “Almost every meeting said to have been filmed at Novo-Ogaryovo this year actually took place at Valdai as Putin has become increasingly concerned about security” How tiny details expose Putin’s location https://t.co/3pymMNjWhi

US intel officials worried that selling F-35s to Riyadh could expose China to tech A recent Pentagon report warned that the sale of 48 F-35 fighters to Saudi Arabia could grant Beijing access to the technology, either by espionage or through defense ties https://t.co/N9a8o9mpUE

I think one of the reasons you have neocons in Congress complaining to Politico about Bridge Colby at the DOW is because Bridge actually agrees with Donald Trump, Pete Hegseth, and the vast majority of the American people about the role of the United States in global affairs and

"In the face of intensifying U.S.-China rivalry, ASEAN nations are looking to Japan as a reliable and powerful 'third partner,' providing a democratic and economic alternative that allows them to hedge without being forced to choose sides." Hope so. https://t.co/QOaPmEPqqG

And Xi will notice Trump's cologne. US-China battle for the Levant.