Vice President JD Vance’s proposed child care initiative would redirect existing federal funds toward stay-at-home parents. The conservative backlash reveals a deeper struggle over how […]
Category: Opinion
New York Times’ AI Reporting Exposed as Hysterical and Politicized
Biased and hysterical reporting on AI is just the latest example of an institution in decline. The New York Times’ reporting on AI is like […]
The Real Cost of America’s Dollar Dominance
Vice President JD Vance recently drew criticism for questioning the benefits of the dollar’s reserve currency status. In a 2023 interview, he argued that it […]
Before Dallas Comes Desert and Doubt: Can Trump’s Coalition Survive Without Him?
By the time you read this, my friend and managing editor Rob Eno and I should be somewhere in the Mountain West, headed southeast toward […]
Cartel Infiltrators in Ukraine’s Drone Units Threaten U.S. Personnel
Mexican and South American criminals are gaining expertise on the battlefields of Ukraine. Last summer, European news outlets reported that “volunteers” from Mexican and Colombian […]
U.S. Communities Ban Mass Surveillance Cameras as Backlash Grows Against Flock Technology
The cameras record everyone who passes. Police should need a warrant before turning that mass collection into a searchable history of your movements. Cities and […]
AOC’s Socialist Star Diminishes as DSA Activists Question Her Loyalty
U.S. Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) has long been credited with bringing socialist movements into mainstream politics, yet her efforts now face a growing challenge from […]
When Veterans’ Groups Take Sides, They Lose Loyalty: The VFW’s Pride Month Controversy
Veterans need benefits, health care, and support. They do not need their organization taking sides in America’s fiercest culture-war fights. Democrat lawmakers recently demanded that […]
National Honor or National Interest? The War of 1812 and Trump’s Policy Paradox
Hard bargaining can produce better trade or defense terms. A pointless insult only gives Canadian politicians another reason to resist us. As an AP U.S. […]
Arizona’s “May Not” Law Faces Test: Can Employees Challenge Mandatory Training?
Arizona’s state law prohibiting government agencies from requiring employees to participate in training that imposes racial, ethnic, or sex-based blame or judgment has been put […]