Opinion

Democrats’ antitrust ‘concerns’ over Paramount-WBD deal are pure politics

Radical Left Democrats are trying to mask their partisan outrage after Warner Bros.-Discovery rejected Netflix’s acquisition bid and accepted an offer from Paramount, a...

In the Anthropic-Pentagon battle, the real autonomous weapon was PR

In Silicon Valley’s quest to win hearts and minds over its artificial intelligence innovations, the spiraling public spat between Anthropic and its government client,...

The economy remains on a positive trajectory

Financial markets are too pessimistic about how the Iran war will affect the U.S. economy. Yes, oil prices have surged, volatility has returned to global equity and commodity markets,...

States are pushing Medicaid beyond its intended limits

Democrats have not given up their push to expand publicly funded health coverage to illegal immigrants in this country. In California, the state Senate is...

Iran’s declining ability to fight Hormuz battle

The media is obsessing over price volatility in the oil markets. Meanwhile, Iran fans the flames of panic. “The lever of blocking the Strait of Hormuz...

The US should give Japan what it needs

The United States–Japan alliance is strong, but President Donald Trump has an opportunity to make it stronger than ever. Japan’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi...

Congress can’t keep ignoring existential CBO warnings

The Congressional Budget Office will soon present testimony before the U.S. House Committee on the Budget. This hearing should be far more than a...

Iran’s AI disinformation campaign

The Iranian government is running a digital influence campaign using artificially generated media to project military dominance while spreading fear. The effort blurs fact...

Congress must call time on the intelligence community’s Havana Syndrome cover-up

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard and CIA Director John Ratcliffe will testify with other top intelligence community officials before the House and Senate’s...

Paul Ehrlich won the debate: Just read the comments

Paul Ehrlich, the celebrity bug scientist-turned-environmentalist who wrote a tract against babymaking called The Population Bomb, was disastrously wrong and never really admitted it....
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