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Trump's foreign student crackdown protects Jewish students
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced that it is eliminating a loophole that previously allowed foreign students to remain in America indefinitely while pursuing their studies.
Americans are blaming the wrong part of their electric bill
In Texas, the company that sends your electricity bill is not the same one that generates or delivers your power.
Tucker Carlson and J.D. Hall are lying about Islam
In a recent episode of his podcast, titled "Origins of Christian Zionism, How It Corrupted American Christianity and Why It's Finally Collapsing," Tucker Carlson featured J.D. Hall as his guest and expert.
Democrats and their 'liberal' Greek tragedy
You'd think that with the blockbuster success of Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey," the concept of the Trojan Horse would be as fresh as ever.
Democrats futile search for manly candidates
The Democratic Party is involved in a bizarre and ultimately futile search for male candidates.
U.S. should remain focused on North Korea
Progress with North Korea should bring some form of happiness to the Korean people and to the people in the U.S. who cry out for a more peaceful world.
Microplastics the health equivalent of a Hollywood villain
In the 1968 classic film "2001: A Space Odyssey," an onboard computer affectionately named HAL hijacks control of the spaceship.
AI will happen with or without America
On August 6, 1989, what would become the internet went live for the first time at CERN.
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.
For Iran, negotiating in good faith 'worse than drinking poison'
One of the most sacred duties of the director of the CIA is to tell the president and Cabinet officials what they need to know, even when it's not what they want to hear.
Reimagining Social Security
Trump Accounts aren't just for children. Grown-ups may get their own version of them, which would be a huge help for anyone trying to save for retirement.
America's energy security cannot depend on the Strait of Hormuz
Just days after the United States and Iran signed a memorandum of understanding to open the Strait of Hormuz, Iran announced it was closing the oil gateway once again.
Marijuana's lies are endangering Americans
The obsessive quest to normalize marijuana use has ramped up over the past decade, with new data showing that those bent on profits over people have successfully manipulated the nation into believing weed comes with no real individual or cultural costs.
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."
Republicans must counter the lies of socialists with inspiration and truth
Socialists always know the right words to say, and they say them with full confidence that their friends in the media won't hold them to account.
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.
A U.S. Navy veteran recalls the bombing of Japan
Eddie Desmond is one of an estimated 10,000 sailors who manned 130 small, high-firepower navy gunboats called LCSs, and it is almost certain that he is the last man standing from that group.
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.
