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AI assistant Instinct’s valuation has quadrupled to $10B in a month, but is it worth the hype?

"This is the first AI assistant I’ve recommended my wife and kids, who aren't techies, should use," said John Borthwick of Betaworks, an early investor in Hugging Face (but...

‘We told you so’: Key New York lawmaker calls for more AI rules

AI BILLS BILLS BILLS: One of the architects of New York’s pioneering legislation to...

Our Great American Heritage Belongs to All Americans

Objections by ‘heritage Americans’ seem designed to prove my point.

Dearborn Leaders Spent Taxpayer Funds to Promote Islam While Discriminating Against Christians and Jews, Lawsuit Alleges

The plaintiff is not demanding that city leaders stop celebrating Islamic holidays, but asks...

Chairman Warsh Is Off to a Great Start

Kevin Warsh deserves credit for shoring up the independence of the Federal Reserve from...

AI assistant Instinct’s valuation has quadrupled to $10B in a month, but is it worth the hype?

"This is the first AI assistant I’ve recommended my wife and kids, who aren't techies, should use," said John Borthwick of Betaworks, an early...

New York Times reporting ‘errors’ all go in one antisemitic direction

The New York Times can’t stop making “errors” in its coverage of Israel and Gaza, and all of those errors just so happen to go in the same antisemitic direction. In an ostensible news piece published earlier this week about a pro-Palestinian “documentary,” correspondent Isabel Kershner included the following line: “But Israelis still largely view […]

Democrats admit they are the real threat to democracy

The American Left talks a big game about “protecting our democracy,” and it’s all horse hockey. The Democrat Party’s network of corruption continues to involve itself in shady practices that would make a banana republic strongman blush.  This past week saw evidence emerge concerning two major scandals involving Democrats’ get-out-the-vote and fundraising efforts. In Texas, […]

Soros-funded DA Larry Krasner may have finally taken his ‘free all criminals’ too far

Krasner has long worked as a second public defender for the city, running on his work to reduce the prosecution and incarceration of accused...

Ben Shelton got better in college. Most kids just want the chance to try

For decades American universities did something unusual. They took young people who were not yet good enough and spent years making them better, and out of that came Olympians, national team members, coaches. On Sunday afternoon, I watched Ben Shelton play for the US Open title. He had beaten Carlos Alcaraz in the quarterfinals in […]

China won’t pause AI development, so the US would be insane to

The newest cultural-political fad? Call for a “pause” in artificial intelligence development. As columnist Dominic Pino observes, politicians can’t actually tell us what this “pause” should entail. That’s a tell that these pausers are performing for public opinion. On this issue at least, President Donald Trump sees the bigger picture. He knows that America currently […]

July Fourth made us independent. Sept. 17 kept us from collapsing

Much of what we hold dear as Americans we owe to what our Founding Fathers accomplished in the summer of 1787 and the extraordinary document they signed on Sept. 17. Constitution Day should be celebrated throughout our country but rarely is. That day comes and goes every year without ever coming up in our conversations. […]

Trump, good economic news, and the midterm elections

TRUMP, GOOD ECONOMIC NEWS, AND THE MIDTERM ELECTIONS. Did you know that just-released Census Bureau statistics show the poverty rate in the United States fell to a record low in 2025? That’s an extraordinary development, but it has so far not attracted a lot of media coverage or discussion. What about a big White House […]

A wealth tax isn’t about revenue — it’s about giving the IRS keys to your front door

The debate over wealth taxes is about more than who pays more in taxes. It is how much visibility the government should have into people’s personal finances and how much power the IRS should have to scrutinize, value, and challenge what they own. A federal wealth tax would represent a significant expansion of that reach. […]

‘Break the law and get away with it’: Inside the youth group training campus radicals

Most Americans first heard about the Democratic Socialists of America during the 2016 Democratic primary. The rise of the “Bernie Bro” and Sen. Bernie Sanders’s (I-VT) so-called “democratic socialism” stood in blatant opposition to former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s corrupt Washington-insider politics. Despite Sanders’s eventual loss, his calls for socialism resonated with many young […]

Trump’s choice: Defeat China with data centers or commit strategic suicide

Overlooked in the increasingly heated debate over data centers, the backbone of the artificial intelligence ecosystem, is the strategic reality that data centers are vital for America’s national security in its three inextricably intertwined dimensions: military security, economic security, and political security. In our democratic federal structure, this debate, which ranges from hysteria fueled by […]

They call it ‘experience.’ Roy Cooper’s 40-year record is actually his rap sheet

Roy Cooper’s greatest advantage as he runs for Senate may also be the strongest argument against him — North Carolinians already know him and his record. Cooper has held elected office since Ronald Reagan was president, starting with his election to the North Carolina state House in 1986. In the time since, he served in […]

America’s real AI threat isn’t defeat by China — It’s becoming Beijing

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei recently argued that artificial intelligence development may need to slow down for safety reasons, while also urging tighter restrictions on U.S. chips and technology to prevent China from pulling ahead. Meanwhile, OpenAI is explicitly asking the U.S. federal government to impose mandatory national safety rules on frontier AI, and Anthropic’s policy […]

New York’s union bosses just invented a new way to silence their critics

Gov. Kathy Hochul (D-NY) signed a bill on Sept. 9 that tells you everything about how entrenched interests behave when they start losing an argument. They don’t get better at making their case. They get a lawyer, a subpoena, and a fine schedule. The new law makes it illegal to “falsely impersonate” a union or […]

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