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The biggest threat in America’s race with China isn’t Beijing, tech executive warns

Palantir CTO Shyam Sankar says power grid constraints and backlash against data centers threaten U.S. artificial intelligence progress more than China.

Late-term abortion takes front seat as blue state rushes to expand access before session ends

The bill would let physicians decide whether abortions after 24 weeks are appropriate, removing current legal limits tied to specific medical cases.

Inside the lavish lifestyle of ultra-wealthy Dem endorsed by top Bernie Sanders group

Eric Jones reports up to $86 million in assets and an $8 million salary while campaigning against corporate influence in California's 4th district race.

Jack Smith’s Senate phone records probe turns to Verizon’s handling of subpoenas

Sen. Chuck Grassley and 15 senators demand Verizon explain why it failed to disclose Jack Smith's Arctic Frost subpoena for congressional phone records.

Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson names Andre Sayles as interim police chief after Barnes resignation

Deputy Chief Andre Sayles takes over as interim Seattle police chief after Shon Barnes' resignation following the deadly Bite of Seattle shooting.

NYC’s Dangerous Devolution

‘The idea of government-run grocery stores is so insane.’

Francesca Hong: A Conversion without a Conversion Narrative

Francesca Hong insists she can’t defund police as governor but never says whether she’s abandoned those views.

The Covid Reckoning Will Never Happen

And not just because Fauci pleaded the Fifth.

Why Trump Won’t Just Break the Blanche Impasse

The president could get his AG pick confirmed easily, if only he’d give up the slush fund.

N.Y. Nuns Won’t Be Forced to Comply with Assisted-Suicide Law While Case Is Adjudicated

The Medical Aid in Dying Act is set to go into effect August 5.

What Exactly Is the ‘Common Good’?

Despite recurrent invocations of the phrase in some corners of the right, it’s not really that useful as a political theory.

El Campamento de los Santos?

Will Europe’s (and America’s) elite heed the warning of The Camp of the Saints, or treat it as an instruction manual? Stay tuned.

Trump blames Walz for cyberattack on Minnesota water systems despite suspicions Iran is involved

President Trump pinned the blame on Gov. Tim Walz for recent cyberattacks on Minnesota's water systems, even as federal authorities are reportedly investigating Iran's role in the incident.

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