The national conversation about artificial intelligence has focused on how it should be regulated, whether America can build enough data centers and generate enough power to run them, and whether today’s extraordinary investment boom can last. Much less attention has gone to another piece of infrastructure AI will increasingly depend on: spectrum. As AI moves […]
A nation of 90 million people is watching its homeland being impoverished, terrorized, plundered, and driven toward the abyss by a ruling cult that would rather destroy Iran than surrender power. For nearly half a century, the Islamic Republic has consumed the country it claims to govern — its wealth, its dignity, its security, and […]
There are moments when our communities are called to do more than talk about unity. We are called to practice it. That is what Flags of Fellowship represents to me. On Oct. 7, people across our region will gather for Flags of Fellowship, a campaign hosted by the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews. It […]
For the first time since May, the Food and Drug Administration is set to have new leadership, as Dr. Heidi Overton undergoes her confirmation hearing following her nomination by President Donald Trump. However, no matter who the next FDA commissioner is, there’s no doubt America’s illicit vape crisis will loom large over their early priorities. […]
We have entered a new, terrifying, and deeply awe-inspiring epoch. If you feel like the ground beneath the global artificial intelligence race is shifting by the hour, you are entirely correct. The breakneck velocity of this technological revolution has outpaced conventional politics, culminating in a historic convergence this week that finally forced world leaders to […]
When Virginians vote on Question 1 this November, they will see reassuring words on the ballot: “freedom,” “fertility care,” and “protections for doctors and patients.” However, as a physician and Virginia voter, I urge my fellow Virginians to look beyond the summary and read the proposed amendment itself. It may make you think twice about […]
“Deficits don’t matter.” So said then-Vice President Dick Cheney during a high-level budget meeting in late 2002, after Republicans performed surprisingly well during that fall’s midterm elections. Voters, shocked by the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, helped the Republican Party gain seats in both houses of Congress and win back the Senate. According to conventional […]
Congress can extend a deadline, pass a continuing resolution, create a temporary fix, or simply decide that the hardest questions will be easier to answer next year. I have spent much of my career around the federal budget and appropriations process, and I have seen how useful those tools can be. But eventually, time runs […]
President Donald Trump has done more than any of his predecessors to give families the freedom and financial support they need to get their children the best possible education. On Thursday, the administration advanced that agenda even further by releasing the rules for the new Federal Tax Credit Scholarship program. Trump led the charge to […]
Former Republican Rep. Dennis Hastert, who was the longest-serving GOP House Speaker before falling into disgrace for breaking banking laws, died on Monday at the age of 84.
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From AR-15 restrictions to Catholic preschool funding, the Supreme Court faces blockbuster cases testing Second Amendment and religious freedom limits.
