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AI is supercharging political ad wars. But viral doesn’t mean victorious

AI political ads are flooding campaigns with cheaper attack ads and deepfake content, but strategists question whether the tech wins elections.

Anthropic’s idiot savants are trying to play God while pushing frightenting utopian fantasies

The artificial intelligence company Anthropic has been busy for months wining and dining religious...

Why even Trump’s generous bailout won’t save Hollywood

It’s a twist worthy of famed director M. Night Shyamalan — President Donald Trump...

I go to parts of LA that are ‘not my scene’ — here’s why

On a Friday night in Los Angeles, I ask my friend who lives in...

Getting to the core of the Big Apple

New York is the Big Apple. And one of its biggest apple growers tells...

Anthropic’s idiot savants are trying to play God while pushing frightenting utopian fantasies

The artificial intelligence company Anthropic has been busy for months wining and dining religious leaders and influencers to try to push their self-serving agenda...

Why even Trump’s generous bailout won’t save Hollywood

It’s a twist worthy of famed director M. Night Shyamalan — President Donald Trump saves Hollywood, the community that thinks he’s Adolf Hitler (or...

I go to parts of LA that are ‘not my scene’ — here’s why

On a Friday night in Los Angeles, I ask my friend who lives in Silver Lake to come to a bar in West Hollywood....

Getting to the core of the Big Apple

New York is the Big Apple. And one of its biggest apple growers tells me: “I’m Joel Crist. Crist. Not Christ. Back to 1883,...

Mamdani’s deadly double standard for NYC apartment rehabs

Why do progressives refuse to see how they're killing the city's housing market?

Why Jay Clayton will make a fantastic ‘AI czar’

Clayton, a smart but extremely level-headed guy, is perfect as Trump’s point man and a nice contrast to the . . . eccentric characters who...

Richard Nixon’s new GOP fans can’t brush off his stained legacy

There’s no doubt Richard Nixon deserves better than the simplistic dismissal of him based on his ignominious exit from the White House — but...

Mamdani’s rent-freeze meddling crossed the line — and these texts prove it

Even as Mamdani publicly touted the Rent Guidelines Board’s independence, top administration officials were collaborating with its members and staff, new evidence shows.

Fast Takes: GOP’s missing midterm agenda, watchdogs’ Hamas blind spot and more

Voters seem 'uninterested in returning Republicans to control the House and Senate,' warns The Wall Street Journal’s Kim Strassel.

Why Berkeley’s free-speech double-standard is so chilling

Universities today often host radicals who glorify death, hatred, and anti-Americanism — while effectively blocking contrary views. Case in point? UC Berkeley, where a...

Machado: Why I must return to Venezuela — and the people must vote

January 3 opened the door. Venezuelans are ready to walk through it and never turn back.

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 the greatest triumphs of preventive medicine. By introducing this critical B-vitamin into daily dietary staples, the nationwide incidence of devastating neural tube defects such as spina bifida plummeted by roughly 35%. […]

Warhol was a genius for using assistants. Why was Peter Max called a fraud?

The late American artist Peter Max (Peter Max Finkelstein) was a true pop culture pioneer of the 1960s. He was born in Berlin to a Jewish family that fled Nazi Germany when he was an infant. He immigrated to New York as a teenager in 1953, became a naturalized U.S. citizen, and spent his entire […]

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