Jeff Clark is launching a new law firm, the Oversight Project, designed to provide rapid-response legal defense for individuals targeted by politically motivated investigations, lawsuits, […]
Author: Benjamin Gonzalez
Amodei’s Global AI Coordination Proposal Risks U.S. Innovation Freedom
Every few months, the AI doomsayers find another reason Americans should fear the technology they are building. Now Anthropic’s CEO, a leading voice in that […]
Grade Inflation and Intellectual Conformity Leave Graduates Unprepared for Real-World Challenges
We graduated from Davidson College in 1982 and 2025, respectively. Connie serves on the board of Davidsonians for Freedom of Thought and Discourse, an alumni […]
The Hidden Bill of Wind and Solar Power: Why Free Fuel Isn’t Free
Wind and solar sound nice, but come with a lot of hidden costs. Picture a family with three cars: Mom and Dad both drive to […]
Frictionless Existence? How Cutting Family Ties Fuels a Growing Crisis of Isolation
Mark exited his family group chat after Donald Trump’s victory in the 2024 election and, shortly after, stopped speaking to his family entirely. He knew […]
The Unthinkable Shift in American Politics: When Mocking Assassinations Became Normal
When the fight over children, family, citizenship, religion, and human nature ends, politics ceases to be a negotiation over marginal tax rates. The assassination of […]
Tech Itself Is Now Being Cast as Evil in America’s Populist Backlash
Americans are no longer arguing only about power bills, land use, or AI. Increasingly, tech itself is being cast as evil — and that changes […]
The Conservative Blind Spot: Why Young Women’s Leftward Shift Goes Unconfronted
Conservatives readily scold young men for their “radical” politics but hesitate to confront the progressive leftist attitudes increasingly dominant among women. Massachusetts Democratic Governor Maura […]
Fauci’s Failing Light: When Public Health Leadership Became a Shadow of Itself
He had the attention of a frightened world and a chance to rebuild trust in public health. Instead, he treated scrutiny as an attack on […]