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Women’s issues cannot subsume family issues in AI debate

Personal, Luddite-esque aversions to technology can still couple with the Trump administration’s plans to lead on artificial intelligence. It is a needed reconciliation, yet...

The Trump administration turns the screws on free speech

In his Inaugural Address on Jan. 20, President Donald Trump pledged “to immediately stop all government censorship and bring back free speech to America.” It...

Vance gives Marines a boost with visit to Quantico

On Wednesday, at Marine Corps Base Quantico, Marines from Virginia came face-to-face with Vice President JD Vance, the first Marine vice president in history....

Why doesn’t NPR defund itself?

The CEO of National Public Radio, Katherine Maher, just testified before Congress amid a push to defund NPR and PBS. It’s hard to imagine...

We are living through a vertiginous anti-woke revolution

This must have been what it was like to live through the French or Russian revolutions. Our old assumptions are crumbling. The hierarchies, doctrines,...

NPR and PBS are begging for mercy. They don’t deserve it

NPR and PBS used to justify their unjustifiable taxpayer funding by telling people that poor children would be harmed if their educational programming was...

Embarrassing displays of media blindness

Two high-profile news executives at the end of March demonstrated the extraordinary inability of their caste to see things other than through a distorted...

Mutually assured malfunction and the new AI cold war

There is nothing a public policy analyst enjoys more than a good analogy. Artificial intelligence literature is replete with them, provided regularly by think...

Stop pretending Republicans are cutting the deficit

President Donald Trump, members of his administration, and Republican members of Congress talk a lot about reducing the federal deficit. Unfortunately, their words are empty...

Discharge petitions are tools of the minority, not the majority

In the Republican-controlled House of Representatives, adopting tactics of the minority will never yield substantive wins for the majority. Caving to that temptation will...
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