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Wiping your own phone is now a federal crime — if you do it at the airport

Customs and Border Protection personnel searched more than 55,000 phones, laptops, and tablets at the border last year, a number that has climbed sixfold...

Anthropic’s greed is handing the AI race to China

With all the discussion around artificial intelligence, some still view AI as abstract, but make no mistake: Artificial intelligence is the new, and very...

Obamacare approved 96% of fake applications. Why is Congress extending its subsidies?

I have spent more than a decade as a designated expert witness on fiduciary duty, testifying in federal and state courts about what happens...

The long rise of the new Democratic Party

Can I claim to have predicted, way back in 1988, the result of Michigan’s fiercely contested Democratic primary for U.S. senator this week?  That’s a...

Republicans are panicking over $95 billion while ignoring a $1 trillion healthcare scam

Republicans’ most recent fast-tracked government spending bill, informally known as “Reconciliation 3.0,” is facing an uphill battle in Congress. The Senate GOP likely will...

The last affordable monthly bill in America — and the red tape endangering it

Families are facing higher bills at the grocery store, at the pump, and at the coffee shop. The one place they’re largely not seeing...

America First begins in Texas

During the Biden administration, Texas and our public resources were overwhelmed by the border crisis. Fentanyl poured across our border. Military-age men from around...

Mamdani can’t arrest Netanyahu. He can still pick your judges

In July, New York City’s mayor spent several weeks insisting he could have Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrested on an International Criminal Court...

Big AI subsidizes the Left — then begs Trump for protection

President Donald Trump has approached the AI race as a long-term strategic imperative for America. His administration’s AI Action Plan is built around accelerating...

Iraq is escaping Iran’s shadow — only to fall into Erdogan’s imperial trap

There is an easy way to read Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s decision to host Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al Zaidi in Ankara on...
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