Alfred Hitchcock’s ‘Strangers on a Train’: A Deal Gone off the Rails

The director’s 1951 adaptation of Patricia Highsmith’s novel manages to be both an exhilarating work of suspense and a sharp examination of human perversion.

The resistance to artificial intelligence is growing over fears about human extinction—but one activist’s disappearance has the movement on edge

Logging off social media doesn’t mean checking out of the world.

António Guterres labels lethal autonomous weapons ‘morally repugnant,’ resurfacing issue that was central to Anthropic’s clash with Pentagon