Opinion
Who’s controlling artificial intelligence?
The jokes about how artificial intelligence is overcoming natural stupidity aren’t as funny as they used to be.
The problematic case of Francesca Hong
A democratic socialist like state Rep. Francesca Hong could not win in Wisconsin just a few years ago. She would be considered too radical for the ultimate swing state. That, however, could change this year.
Property rights in space: The debate has begun
On July 31, an important article appeared in the Wall Street Journal: “From Lunar Landing to Lunar Land Rights: Establishing Property in Space Is Crucial to Unlocking Its Economic Potential.”
Beware the DSA: The ‘dirtbag’ wing of the Democratic Party
Americans who value freedom, prosperity, and American greatness should be deeply alarmed by the rising acceptance of far-left socialist candidates and policies. This is more than a passing trend.
Congress can start H-1B reforms in ‘Reconciliation 3.0’ bill
“Reconciliation 3.0” is a prime opportunity to revisit an idea that didn’t get done in the border funding bill fight: ending the H-1B visa as a source of cheap labor.
Trump’s magnificent mendacity comes back to haunt him
President Trump has long been a masterful liar. That’s not a partisan attack — it’s practically a biographical fact.
Trump draws the quartz line
With his recent proclamation protecting America’s quartz industry from a devastating surge in imports, President Trump is once again standing squarely with American workers and manufacturers.
Melania Trump’s crusade for Ukraine’s stolen children
For more than four years, Russia’s campaign to abduct Ukrainian children has been one of the war’s enduring humanitarian tragedies.
Testimonies from people who have lived under socialism
It has become a truism that people who are embracing socialism have never had to live under it and its ideological twin, communism.
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The normalcy of American wars
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Ending Hamas' existence remains the only agreement worth making
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To lower gas prices, suspend the ethanol mandate
In a moment that surprised approximately no one, President Donald Trump recently complained that oil companies are making too much money, and they ought to give some of it back.
Democrats risk winning Congress while losing the center
As we head towards the bell lap of the 2026 campaign, a few of its features and likely consequences are coming into focus.
