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America’s AI buildout needs clear rules, not moratoriums

Washington spent years restricting China’s access to advanced semiconductors and the equipment used to manufacture them. Those controls protect an important American advantage. They...

Wikipedia is training Google and AI to lie to you

We live in a world where access to information is more plentiful than ever, yet truth has never felt more elusive. AI summaries, 24/7...

The grid just screamed a warning to Congress — and you’re paying for it

Electricity bills are rising fast and eroding household budgets for millions of the public. The median household in the bottom fifth of earners spends...

Binders won’t stop bullets: When military AI can’t say ‘no’

Congress does this often: it passes a law directing an agency to solve a hard problem, and then the real work, the part that...

The world’s deadliest conflict: Ignored from the UN to Michelle Obama

Over the past decade, jihadist violence in sub-Saharan Africa has killed more than 150,000 people — a toll that likely exceeds the entire recorded...

Trump saved small business from a ticking time bomb. Congress needs to defuse it permanently

In 2025, President Donald Trump gave small businesses one of the largest regulatory relief victories ever by exempting U.S. businesses from the burdensome and...

The good Jew, bad Jew test: Say ‘genocide’ or get blacklisted

Progressives have increasingly claimed they condemn Zionists, not Jews. However, in practice, their efforts often use a very broad definition of who is a...

Climate shakedown: How rogue lawyers built a backdoor tax on your energy

There is a quiet, coordinated campaign underway to reshape American energy policy. It is being waged not by voters or their elected representatives, but...

Sitting judge posts ‘F*** ICE’: The shocking double standard of Illinois courts

Cook County Circuit Judge Cynthia Ramirez posted two words about a federal law enforcement agency on social media: “F*** ICE.” Ramirez is a sitting judge. Yet,...

The forgotten battle that saved Western Pennsylvania

JEANNETTE, Pa. — Nearly 263 years ago this August, Col. Henry Bouquet marched a relief column into a stand of oak and hickory forest...
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