Opinion - Page 57

The AI fraud swarm is coming for your benefits — and Washington is blind

This week, the Australian prime minister revealed that an OpenAI agent had gained unauthorized access to a Medicare statistics portal run by Services Australia,...

Letitia James is turning the ‘Cornell Seven’ case into Duke lacrosse 2.0

To a hammer, everything is a nail. And a special prosecutor is a very dangerous hammer. On Thursday night, Gov. Kathy Hochul (D-NY) announced that...

Stop bowing to Tripoli’s ghosts: Why Trump must bring Cyrenaica into the Abraham Accords

American military history began on Cyrenaica’s shores with the nation’s first post-independence victory abroad. When William Eaton and Presley O’Bannon raised the U.S. flag...

They called the attempted mass murder of Jews a ‘cockpit dispute.’ This is how terrorism gets normalized

In less than 30 seconds on Wednesday morning, Flydubai Flight 1073 plunged nearly 14,000 feet. The flight was traveling from Dubai to Tel Aviv with...

Insanity: Ro Khanna is dead wrong — Terrorists aren’t peacemakers

“The definition of insanity,” Albert Einstein allegedly said, “is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.” If so, a...

Iran weaponized one chokepoint in the Gulf. We have dozens unprotected at home

The battlefield may already be expanding. British authorities say there are strong indications Iran played a role in the incident at RAF Fairford, the British...

Should we just stop breathing? Spanberger’s backdoor carbon tax

Gov. Abigail Spanberger (D-VA) forced Virginia back into the secretive Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, a backdoor carbon tax that sells off legal permission to...

Iran wants a Hormuz toll? Fine. But Trump can’t let it operate in the shadows 

Nearly eight months into the Iran war, the headlines are about carrier groups and stalled talks. Secretary of State Marco Rubio reportedly ordered Iran’s...

Climate policy belongs to Congress, not Colorado

Do state courts have the power to regulate not just national industries but global ones, including conduct that took place entirely outside the state?...

The FDA fortified white bread, but left Hispanics exposed to birth defects

When the U.S. Food and Drug Administration mandated the folic acid fortification of enriched cereal grains in 1998, it was celebrated as one of...
spot_img

Latest articles

Newsletter

Subscribe to stay updated.