President Trump commended Michigan Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers for his debate performance Thursday night against Democrat Abdul El-Sayed, calling it an obliteration.
In counterintelligence, you learn to read a document twice: once for what it says, and once for what hides between the words and between the paragraphs. The second reading usually tells you more. On Oct. 7, the third anniversary of the Hamas massacre in southern Israel, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani released a four-paragraph […]
Imagine a military satellite reconnecting after hours without a ground link. An update arrives bearing a valid digital signature. During the blackout, however, the credential behind that signature was revoked on Earth. The signature still checks out. Should the satellite install the update? That is the overlooked test for the Pentagon’s postquantum transition. Stronger cryptography […]
In counterintelligence, you learn to read a document twice: once for what it says, and once for what hides between the words and between the paragraphs. The second reading usually tells you more. On Oct. 7, the third anniversary of the Hamas massacre in southern Israel, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani released a four-paragraph […]
Imagine a military satellite reconnecting after hours without a ground link. An update arrives bearing a valid digital signature. During the blackout, however, the credential behind that signature was revoked on Earth. The signature still checks out. Should the satellite install the update? That is the overlooked test for the Pentagon’s postquantum transition. Stronger cryptography […]
Few pairings in contemporary politics seem, at first glance, less alike than President Donald Trump and New York City Zohran Mamdani, a septuagenarian billionaire who remade the Republican Party, and a 34-year-old self-proclaimed “democratic socialist” who became New York City’s youngest mayor in a century. Yet their political biographies rhyme in instructive ways, even as […]
The Senate’s failure to pass the CLARITY Act exposes just how flawed the U.S. legislative process has become — and the 67 million Americans who own cryptocurrency are running out of patience. After months of negotiation and broad support from both parties and the Trump administration, a bill that had already cleared the House with […]
Last week, the Supreme Court let the Trump administration resume deporting people to countries other than their own. The 6-3 order is temporary, and the justices will hear arguments on Dec. 9. My view is simple. Protecting citizens is government’s first job, voters hired this administration to do it, and Congress should write a fast, […]
The Democrats just handed the GOP a loaded weapon heading into November, and some Republicans still have not pulled the trigger. A new poll from the president’s pollster, Tony Fabrizio, conducted across the 37 battleground districts rated as toss-up, lean Republican, or lean Democrat by the Cook Political Report, tells you everything you need to […]
The Food and Drug Administration is too often an unaccountable $7 billion bureaucratic black box that burdens taxpayers and leaves businesses in the dark. Despite some recent encouraging news about marketing authorizations of reduced-risk products, a September 2026 report from the Government Accountability Office shows that much work remains to be done. The report reveals […]
Kickball during gym class and Nerf basketball in your friend’s basement are where you expect a ball in play to hit the roof. Cul-de-sac Wiffle ball is where the outfielder needs to adjust when a fly ball hits a wire. Now you can add playoff baseball to these lists. In two separate Major League playoff […]
Washington is focused on Iran’s missiles, nuclear program, and the terms of a possible ceasefire. But another question may prove more important: what happens inside Iran when pressure on the regime becomes political rather than merely military? Iran has no shortage of public anger. The deeper question is what happens when that anger becomes organized […]
While the skyrocketing cost of healthcare seems to be in the news most days, very few talking heads are discussing one of its biggest drivers: hospital prices. Families bear the costs of hospital prices in insurance premiums, deductibles, and medical debt as employers struggle to manage the rising cost of coverage, and taxpayers fund the […]
Diplomatic paralysis is no longer an accident at the State Department — it is an addiction. For generations, professional American diplomats have treated Middle Eastern foreign policy as a group-hug exercise in consensus-building, submissively routing every possible regional realignment through Cairo or Riyadh. This institutional obsession with securing an Arab League quorum actively paralyzes the […]
Republicans did something rare in Washington. They passed a bipartisan permitting reform bill through the House. The Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act of 2026 would speed up construction of the pipelines, power plants, and grid upgrades this country needs. It should be an easy win, but Senate Democrats have put in a poison pill […]
As in 2024, with polls open for the midterm elections, the cost of living remains voters’ top priority. As for investors, their primary concern in the aftermath of the Federal Reserve’s first rate hike since 2023 isn’t inflation in particular. Rather, it’s the federal government’s deficit. It’s the classic good-news-bad-news dichotomy of the economy approaching […]
