When the Iran war began in February, CBS News conducted a prescient poll in the first week of the campaign, probing immediate support for the military strikes and whether that support would last. Specifically, CBS found that 76% of Americans who expected the conflict to last days or weeks approved of the military action. Approval […]
The Washington Examiner reported Saturday that President Donald Trump plans to create an “AI Force” led by an artificial intelligence czar. The announcement was broad. As of Sept. 22, public reporting still has not established where the force would sit, what authorities it would hold, or which mission would distinguish it from agencies already handling […]
I spent Yom Kippur doing what Jews have done for generations. I fasted. I prayed. I stood alongside other Jews and declared God King. I asked forgiveness. I prayed for my family, my community, the Jewish people, and a better year ahead. Brad Lander spent part of his Yom Kippur at Grand Army Plaza declaring […]
The shale revolution made the United States the world’s largest oil producer. Horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing turned once-uneconomic resources into enormous producing basins, pushed U.S. output to record levels, and changed the global oil market. But that playbook is maturing. Shale wells decline quickly, and the highest-quality drilling inventory is finite. Maintaining American production […]
The cryptocurrency industry is at a political crossroads.Reeling from the demise of its longtime top legislative priority, crypto companies must now decide how scorched-earth...
My own kids' experience in Title I, majority-Latino schools shows that race and income doesn't drive educational failure: Low standards and uncommitted teachers do.