President Donald Trump warned communities rejecting data centers risk becoming "backwards and poor" as states battle over AI boom energy and water costs.
I have also been critical of the Trump administration targeting political opponents, but Democrats vow to keep the cycle going — pledging new investigations...
A string of news stories informs us that Democrats have “distanced themselves” from America-hating Mao-loving antisemitic terrorist-cheerleader Hasan Piker. But have they? As of this writing, I count six Democrats who have explicitly spoken out about Piker’s latest rant blaming Jews who fail to reject their culture for any violent retribution that might befall them. For argument’s […]
Israel’s most consequential battles are not only taking place in diplomatic chambers, newsrooms, or political debates. They are also unfolding in cultural spaces where millions of people form opinions without ever meeting an Israeli or setting foot in the country. That is why Danielle Yablonka’s decision to use the Miss Israel crown as a platform […]
There is so much panic surrounding artificial intelligence right now. Parents are terrified of what it means for their children’s future, workers are stressing about being replaced, and the media is churning out doom-and-gloom stories about machines taking over the world. Everywhere you turn, the assumption seems to be the same: AI is going to […]
The last Democratic governor of Florida — more than three decades ago — signed a law in Florida that would initiate the largest environmental restoration effort in American history. In the 30 years since, it’s the Republicans in Florida who have delivered on that promise, and the results are astounding. The incredible impact of the […]
For decades, Equatorial Guinea mattered to Western powers largely because of its oil. But the small Central African country is no longer the oil producer it once was. After reaching peak production in 2007, its oil production entered a steep decline as mature fields started to deplete. The sector’s changing environment has already reshaped Western […]
There is a version of the data center fight that conservatives are about to lose by winning. Across the country, the Right is discovering it can beat data centers at the ballot box. In Pennsylvania, the Republican candidate for governor is running to the incumbent’s left on the issue — demanding a total development pause […]
After decades of prescription drug prices rising faster than inflation, new data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics offered some rare positive headlines on affordability. In 2025, prescription drug prices fell by an average of more than 3%, the first time this has happened since 1963. It’s good news for patients across America, and the […]
Last week, Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner made some explosive comments about his anticipated future destruction of the White House ballroom currently under construction. In a rather concerning and unhinged rant at a press conference at the slavery exhibit at the President’s House site in Philadelphia’s Independence Mall last Thursday, Krasner said he looked forward […]
Carlos Felipe Jaramillo Grajales spent more than two decades in Duval County, Florida, under a stolen identity, and on Aug. 12 a federal judge finally caught up with him: three years in prison, then a one-way ticket to Colombia. He didn’t hack a voting machine or stuff a ballot box. In 2003, he walked into […]
If you walk into the quad of any elite Western university today, you will be deafened by a very specific vocabulary. You will hear endless lectures on “settler colonialism,” “genocide,” “apartheid,” “from the river to the sea,” “imperialist implants,” and “indigenous resistance.” The students and tenured professors chanting these slogans are convinced they have uncovered […]
Although the Green New Deal deserves a permanent place atop the ash heap of history, it remains a top priority for the Democratic Socialists of America. To its credit, the DSA has prominently displayed the “Green New Deal” as one of its three “campaign priorities” for many years on the front page of its website. […]
The NYPD announced the fewest shootings and murders recorded through July in New York City’s history. But its broader crime picture has not improved nearly as dramatically.
