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The Fed is sacrificing the American dream to fix a problem it can’t solve

For millions of hardworking people, the dream of owning a home, buying a new car, or building a small business just received another crushing...

AI just hacked its own safety test. The fix is a fire alarm, not a police patrol

AI agents have begun acting beyond the scope of their assigned evaluations. In July, an OpenAI agent gained internet access during a cybersecurity evaluation...

Israel had two duties after Oct. 7. It failed one and lost the narrative

In April 1945, Gen. Dwight Eisenhower walked through the newly liberated Ohrdruf concentration camp, a subcamp of Buchenwald in central Germany. He went deliberately. What...

China is shipping ‘super-Ozempic’ to American teenagers. The FDA’s response? Stern notes

There is a new black-market drug sweeping the nation, especially among teenagers, but it doesn’t get its users high. Retatrutide, a powerful, unapproved weight...

Trump has shown that Democrats have been lying for years about noncitizens voting in elections

For years, Democrats have consistently denied that illegal immigrants were voting in elections in the United States. Whenever a left-wing legislator discussed the topic...

How Paris built a sanctuary for Islamic terrorism — And left America exposed

French diplomats often lecture Washington on counterterrorism, yet Paris has spent decades cutting cynical deals with the world’s worst terrorists. This long policy of...

Forget el Sayed — Michigan’s most important vote isn’t for Senate

Michigan is drawing national attention for its open Senate race between socialist Democrat Abdul el Sayed and normie Republican Mike Rogers. The contest is competitive,...

Noncitizen voters have lost on the facts. Now they’re weaponizing the Constitution

A federal judge in Miami will hear oral arguments this week on a legal theory that five people around the country are betting will...

No, the Iran conflict didn’t ‘break’ economics. The media just wants your panic

The headlines carry a panicked tone. A conflict with Iran risks driving up inflation for everyday citizens. Media reports, such as from recent NBC...

Big AI teams up with Big Government

“People of the same trade seldom meet together,” warned Adam Smith 250 years ago, “even for merriment and diversion, but the conversation ends in...
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