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They’re profiting off your panic: How AI fear became a business model

In early September, a 27-year-old researcher quit Anthropic and posted a seven-part warning on X. The big AI labs, he wrote, were “racing straight...

The polls are lying: Why the Republicans are about to sweep the midterm elections

Clip and save this op-ed, because I may be the only person in the free world predicting that in the midterm elections next month,...

They drug 5-year-olds to smuggle them for $900 a head. Why is Congress looking away?

Nine hundred dollars a child. That was the going rate, according to federal prosecutors, for carrying a child across the bridge from Juárez into...

Rogue AI is the new nuclear weapon. Trump and Xi must disarm it before it disarms us

The U.S.-China summit has come and gone, and artificial intelligence was a key topic of discussion. There were reportedly no major breakthroughs, but diplomacy...

Trump scored three economic ‘own goals.’ Here’s his radical three-step fix

President Donald Trump and his economic team, led by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, are delivering a solid economic performance so far in 2026: Real...

Universities are studying their problems, but can they fix them?

Higher education today is reeling from multiple crises. From the incursion of artificial intelligence into the classroom, to the crackdown on research funding by...

Socialists want to abolish landlords. Good luck finding an apartment

The Democratic Socialists of America has imagined a future in which the bills disappear. “You don’t pay a mortgage or have a landlord,” its 2026...

Trump’s real October surprise: His last ‘two weeks’ in Iran lasted two days

Almost every signal from Washington says the same thing: nothing big happens in Iran before the midterm elections. In late September, the Wall Street Journal...

A nation is more than a labor market

On Sept. 18, the White House issued a fact sheet announcing an executive order renewing the $100,000 fee President Donald Trump first imposed on...

China twisted Trump’s words — and proved you don’t need lies to win an information war

Information warfare is often understood as the dissemination of falsehoods intended to portray an adversary as weak, wrong, or wicked. But some of the...
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