Llewellyn King, Author at DC Journal

California Doctor Opens a New Front in Cancer War
Make Public Broadcasting Great Again by Shaking It Up
Rare Earths Are a Crisis of Government Neglect
How Trump and Technology Have Turned the Press Corps From Lions to Hyenas
Oh, Congress! How Have You Become So Pusillanimous?
Hello, World! America Doesn’t Have Your Back Anymore
VOA Was Pure Because It Wasn’t Beholden, Despite U.S. Funding
Political Fear Stalks Law, Education, Journalism, Migration
Will Tech Barons ‘Magna Carta’ Trump?
America, for So Long a State of Mind, Is Losing Its Sense of Mission
A Chainsaw Is the Woefully Wrong Tool for Government Reform
The Trump Way Comes to The Washington Post
The High Price of Crying Fraud!
How Not to Manage the Bureaucracy
Fact-Checking Has Always Been an Elemental Part of Journalism
Trump ‘Puts a Bit of Stick About’ and Frightens Our Friends
Trump, Who Thinks He Bought the Nation, Now Eyes the World
My Frightening, Splendid Christmas in the ER
The Crisis in Journalism — More Reporting Needed
‘Missing Link’ Offers Unique Boost to Renewable Energy Generation
My Newspaper Days (Television, Too)
The Backdoor Challenge of AI Machine-Learning
Giving Thanks for America and Its Piano Man
Big Tech Needs to Step Up and Take the Risk on New Nuclear Plants
Coming Electricity Crisis Will Test Trump and Musk
The Buoyancy of Immigrants and Their Success in Science
The U.S. Is Great Now, Leads Envious World
U.S. Is in Golden Age, Despite Brexit-Type Sentimentality
The Agony and Heroism of Florida
I Had a Fall in Paris and Got Amazing Emergency Care
Productivity to Surge With AI; Do the Politicians Know?
I’m Not Old — I Just Remember Other Things
AI ‘Agents’ You Can Speak With Conversationally
How NIMBYism Is Strangling America
Undersea Cable Could End Puerto Rico’s Electricity Woes; Hook Up the World
What Might Happen If Google Is Broken Up
Reporter Scores First Cat Interview Since JD Vance’s Comments
The Wild, Fabulous Medical Frontier with Predictive AI
How the Movement to MAGA Britain Failed in Its Time
Glimpses of Times When There Was More Respect, Everywhere
Court Ruling Mandates Confusion, Judicial Activism
Tech Conquers All, From Making a New Aristocracy to Making Taylor Swift
Fusion Power Is Now a Possible Dream
The AI Revolution Will Rival the Industrial One, and It Has Begun
Tech Giants Want In on Electricity, Google Has a Foothold
Five Things That Underlie the Anxiety That Is Gripping the Nation
Father’s Day Challenge — Neckties Are Out
Three Environmental Organizations That Are Out-of-Step
A Commencement Address — Get Used to Rejections, We All Get Them Sometimes
The Trials of Celebrity Love, from Taylor-Burton to Swift-Kelce
National Labs — the Powerful Muscle in America’s Arm
New Iron Age of Electricity Storage Is at Hand
The Dark Clouds on America’s Housing and Electricity Horizon
Texas Utility Exemplifies Struggle With Surging Demand
The Case for ‘Hotter’ Nuclear in Solving the Electricity Crunch
A Capitalist Solution to a Social Crisis
Crisis Building in the U.S. Electricity System
How Ireland Gifted America in Music, Politics and Literature
Hey, Travelers, Summer Isn’t the Only Great Time to Visit Europe
If You Speak English, You Are Lucky, Says Certification Mogul
Co-Op Utility Lighting Way to a Carbon-Free Future
The Political Class Is Hiding Behind Two Old Men
AI Will Boost Productivity, Even Make Movies With the Dead
Denigration of the Media Has Become a Political Mainstay
The Ghost of Jimmy Carter Haunts Natural Gas Decisions
Want to Win the Election? Get a Great Speechwriter
Point: Biden Needs Press Conferences to Prove His Mettle
Great Editors, Starting with Martin Baron
The Huge Pluses and Scary Prospects as AI Takes Hold
My Christmas in Cuba — the Joy and the Sorrow
Why Haven’t the Presidential Candidates Embraced or Even Mentioned AI?
Christmas Is the World’s Festival, Its Happy Place
Napoleon Continues to Win the Information Wars
The Day Peace Broke Out Between Kissinger and Schlesinger
Enjoying a Feast of Knowledge With an Extraordinary Writer
Never Have So Many Had Reason to Be Thankful for So Much
Epidemic of Veteran Suicide Linked to Minute Brain Tears
How AI Challenges Journalism as Never Before
The United States Faces a Fossil Fuel Dilemma
Despite Intelligence Failures, Israel Didn’t Mug Itself
The New Glamour Jobs Are in Electricity as It Sheds Carbon
Climate Change and AI Threaten to Upend Everything
The Folly of Biden on the Picket Line
The Cheapening of the Impeachment Process
Men I Knew Who Knew Oppenheimer
Joe Biden, the Man Who Won’t Call It a Day
How Over-Tourism Hit This Summer
AI Is Beginning to Subtract Jobs, Control Needed
Artificial Intelligence Has Scary Views of God and Religion
Bumps in the Road — Climate Change, AI and China
To Remedy the Loneliness Epidemic, Look at Lifestyle
The New Language of Politics — Eye-Rolls, Sighs and Shrugs
We Get Lousy Politicians Because Running for Office Is Ghastly
Climate Change Is Here, but Panic Isn’t a Fix
There Are No Kingmakers in Journalism Anymore
Mind the Dead Hand of Bad Regulation
India Has Done Much for English, Not Enough for Itself
Beware, the Airlines Are About to Ruin Your Summer
Global Warming Comes Home to Roost
The Long Necktie Is Dead, Long Live the Bow Tie
Artificial Intelligence — the Greatest Disruptor Ever?
How the World Can Invest in a Green Future That Works
I Go to the Oracle, Seeking Better Political News
Artificial Intelligence Is Here — Friend, Foe or Both?
From Plumbers to Electricians, the U.S. is Gasping for Skilled Workers
Murdoch Is the Genius Who Always Goes Too Far
Waiter, Don’t Ask Me How My Dinner Is When I’m Eating
Thoughts on Age in General and Biden’s in Particular
The Gun Issue Has All the Tyranny of Perceived Reality
From Louisville to Ukraine, Two Women and a Partnership of Help
The Next Big Thing for Electricity — the Virtual Power Plant
Irish Exceptionalism — They Punch Above Their Weight
If We Keep Electrifying, We Will Run Out of Power
Iranian Drones Now in North Africa Threaten Morocco
For Some, Scotland Is Independent — Gloriously So
Cybersecurity — Some History and a New Approach
My Day of Reckoning — How AI Won Me Over
Police Beatings Deserve Outrage, but It Isn’t Easy Being Blue
Big Tech First Cornered the Ad Market, Now Practices Censorship
Going Green Is a Palpable Need but a Tough Transition
My Adventures With Classified Documents
Utilities Have the Transition Blues — No Way From Here to There
Meet the New ‘Unacceptable Face of Capitalism’: the Airlines
New Year Faces Old Problems
Fusion Dreams Have Broken Many Hearts, Now New Hope
The Cold and the Dark Are Putin’s Ultimate Weapons
Media in the Time of the Internet — Mugged but Needed
All Through the Night — Remembering Radio Host Bohannon
Veterans Who Have Borne the Battle Suffer the Peace in Isolation
The Sites of Death — New Ones Are Being Minted Every Day
Developers and Utilities, Spare That Farm!
U.S. Electric Utilities Face More Demand, Less Generation
Cash Is Out, Credit Cards Are In After the COVID Pandemic
Woe Britannia! New Prime Minister Sails into Heavy Weather

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Needless Lawsuit Threatening Trump’s Energy Policy

Drug Companies: Lower the List Price

Support Veteran Suicide Prevention to Honor Fallen Heroes

Are Americans Fed Up With Democracy?

Point: Yes, We Can Still Count on the Young to Defend America

Counterpoint: Young Americans Would Not Rally Around Our Nation, But Don’t Blame Them

‘Heat-Not-Burn’ Tobacco Products Fuel Hopes to Roll Back Cigarette Smoking

Safeguarding Our Innovation Economy from Special Interests

The Tax Issue That Isn’t Barking—But Should

More Investment Is Needed in Energy Innovation

WHO Has Changed Course on Harm Reduction Before; It Must Do So Again

Memorandum on Puerto Rico’s Sovereignty Gains Traction

The World’s Most Unethical Companies

FERC Asked to Review Williams Companies’ LEG Pipeline Project

Medical Gaslighting of Women Is Real and So Is Its Toll

The Hinman Documents Reveal a Deceitful SEC

Animal Groups Are Leaving Local Pet Shelters Behind

First 100 Days at VA: Putting Veterans First

Time to Unseal the Hinman Documents

For-Profit ‘Nonprofits’ Are Smashing the Lights of Democracy

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