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Taiwan is the epicenter of the AI revolution
Several months ago, while practicing law and journalism, I began studying artificial intelligence at Florida Atlantic University's Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science.
Trump risks GOP majorities by hunting Republican heretics
On Tuesday, Sen. Bill Cassidy, the Louisiana Republican who lost his effort to be reelected to another term in the Senate as a result of President Trump's opposition, returned the favor.
FDR could not pack the Supreme Court, but two-time presidential loser Harris thinks she can
Back in 1937, Franklin Delano Roosevelt was riding higher than almost any other politician in American history.
One-sided ceasefire only serves Iran's interests
The recent strike on the United Arab Emirates' nuclear plant and recent Iranian attacks on shipping should have exposed the fallacy of the current "ceasefire."
Trump's FDA shakeup defends harm reduction over politics
The narrative around the departure of Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Marty Makary is being actively (mis)shaped by White House opponents.
Wyoming Supreme Court delivers victory for school choice
The Wyoming Supreme Court just handed families a decisive victory in the fight for school choice.
Dangers of posting pictures of your child online
Child predators are using artificial intelligence platforms to digitally "undress" real children and place them in sexually graphic images and videos.
BOOK REVIEW: 'Manufacturing Delusion'
In the 1970s, with the advent of audio-recording cassette tapes, a commercial challenged the listener: "Is it live, or is it Memorex?"
U.S. position on Taiwan has stayed the same
Xi Jinping made abundantly clear during the recent U.S.-China summit in Beijing that the mishandling of Taiwan could lead to an "extremely dangerous situation."
Will Trump lead again in global religious freedom?
In 1998, the International Religious Freedom Act mandated the targeted defense of religious freedom in U.S. foreign policy.
Warsh's toughest challenge: Fighting inflation in a more hostile world
Combating inflation -- not unemployment -- in a more hostile world will be the new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's toughest challenge.
Trump should distrust and verify Xi after Beijing summit
How successful was the summit last week in Beijing? President Trump said it was a "great success." Xi Jinping, China's supreme ruler, merely called the meeting "constructive."
Reshaping the Middle East
Global events often move at glacial speed, accelerated only by war.
Stephen Colbert brought on his own cancellation
"Don't go away mad. Just go away."
Socialists detest billionaires -- except when they don't
The California Democratic Socialists of America announced its support for billionaire Tom Steyer in the governor's race. Umm. Does anybody else see what's wrong with that picture? Socialists are such hypocrites.
America needs a bolder industrial policy for energy, AI
The global economy has entered a new phase, one defined not by innovation alone but also by speed, scale and coordinated, state-backed execution.
Regime change in Cuba now
Communist Cuba is in its death throes. It is collapsing, and we should help it collapse.
Don't follow us into 'most-favored-nation' drug pricing
Today, medical leaps that once took decades are now happening in months.
A lesson in economics for socialist AOC
I am not an economist, but I do have some personal experience with the principles of economics and the rules that allow people, especially Americans, to prosper while becoming more self-reliant and less dependent on government.
