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Trump? Not Pro-Life? Surely You Jest!  

One wonders if there were actually pro-life advocates who fully believed Donald Trump was ever a convert to their cause.

Why Graham Platner’s Supporters Don’t Care

Both parties’ grassroots are increasingly comfortable getting behind moral reprobates.

Pro-Democrat group sues to halt UFC fight on White House lawn on Trump’s birthday

A Democrat-leaning group is suing to stop the UFC fight at the White House next weekend, arguing that it is a "deeply corrupt" event in which President Trump and his political allies will gain financially.

Winning the AI race isn’t about building better AI. It’s about using it better

For the past several years, America’s conversation about artificial intelligence has focused on technology. We debate computer chips, data centers, and the capabilities of the latest AI models. We worry about whether the United States can stay ahead of China and whether American firms can maintain their lead over foreign competitors. Those concerns matter. But […]

Henry Nowak, Elon Musk, and Keir Starmer: Accountability demands public scrutiny

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s accusation that Elon Musk is “interfering” and “whipping up division” in British politics over the tragic Henry Nowak case establishes a troubling precedent for democratic discourse. Musk’s involvement consisted of public commentary on a social media platform. Reasonable people may disagree with his conclusions, but criticism of state institutions — […]

Winning the AI race isn’t about building better AI. It’s about using it better

For the past several years, America’s conversation about artificial intelligence has focused on technology. We debate computer chips, data centers, and the capabilities of the latest AI models. We worry about whether the United States can stay ahead of China and whether American firms can maintain their lead over foreign competitors. Those concerns matter. But […]

Henry Nowak, Elon Musk, and Keir Starmer: Accountability demands public scrutiny

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s accusation that Elon Musk is “interfering” and “whipping up division” in British politics over the tragic Henry Nowak case establishes a troubling precedent for democratic discourse. Musk’s involvement consisted of public commentary on a social media platform. Reasonable people may disagree with his conclusions, but criticism of state institutions — […]

The constitutional slavery exception nobody talks about

The 13th Amendment abolished slavery. What follows the abolition, separated by the word “except,” has been generating litigation and constitutional argument for 60 years. Most Americans can’t identify it. Section 1 is 39 words and worth reading before the argument about it proceeds any further. “Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for […]

On AI, the pope and the president agree more than you think

Recently in Rome, I was one of only 10 Americans present when Pope Leo XIV issued Magnifica Humanitas, the first encyclical of his pontificate. As the Holy Father unveiled what will likely become one of the defining moral texts on artificial intelligence, the convergence was hard to miss: on AI, the Catholic Church and much […]

Fifty years of modern biotech, and an appetite for change

This year marks roughly fifty years since the modern biotechnology era began — an era defined by recombinant DNA, monoclonal antibodies, genomics, and platform technologies once belonging to science fiction. Biotech has transformed what it means to diagnose, treat, and prevent disease. Faith in that innovation is a promise made to patients, and momentum has […]

On This Day: Washington’s soldiers grow ‘near mutinous’ over Congress not paying them

The following is an installment of “On This Day,” a series celebrating America’s 250th anniversary by following the actions of Gen. George Washington, the Continental Congress, and the men and women whose bravery and sacrifice led up to the signing of the Declaration of Independence. June 8, 1776 Back in New York, Gen. George Washington […]

Do Democrats not ‘believe all women’ anymore?

According to the standards Democrats set in 2018, Graham Platner must drop out of the 2026 Senate race in Maine. The fact that Democrats haven’t mobilized to force him out of the race already proves that their “believe all women” canard was always a political sham. The New York Times has covered a set of allegations made against Platner […]

The good and bad news in the Los Angeles mayor primary

It will take about a month for Los Angeles to finally count all of its votes, but we already have some good news and bad news in the city’s race for mayor. It starts with the bad news: Mayor Karen Bass has advanced to the top two runoff. Bass has been an undeniable failure, particularly […]

While Tehran probes with missiles, Jerusalem is in a bind

TEL AVIV, Israel — The beaches of Tel Aviv stayed crowded, and volleyball continued on the sand, while missiles flew toward Israel and sirens sounded in the country on Sunday evening and early Monday. This represented Tehran’s first direct strike since the fragile ceasefire that followed the spring escalation. Israeli officials said that missiles were […]

FISA 702 doesn’t need brinkmanship — it needs a clock

Congress keeps finding itself in the same place with Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act: up against a deadline, divided over reforms, and forced into last-minute decisions on a program everyone agrees is essential. This time, the deadline is not theoretical. On April 30, Congress passed a 45-day extension only hours before Section […]

NY lawmakers refuse to get ticking time bombs off the streets

Last week saw disturbed Bronx resident Diana Smith arrested for ripping out a chunk of another straphanger’s hair as she ranted “Jews are eating...

Zohran Mamdani’s disdain for NYC business is showing — painfully

Darkened storefronts represent wasted opportunities to reach for the American Dream. Yet Mamdani still doesn’t have a comprehensive economic development strategy.

The Southern Poverty Law Center’s long-running scam is getting even shadier

It turns out the SPLC's true objective hasn't been civil rights, but destroying the reputations of legitimate groups that have absolutely nothing to do...

Trump derangement syndrome fuels DC beautification anger, Democratic obstruction, and destruction

Hell hath no fury like Democrats’ scorn for Donald Trump promoting cleanliness and the country’s pristine original natural beauty. Or, also, when federal illegal immigration law is enforced. That’s the lesson this week as Trump derangement syndrome reared its ugly head once more over Trump’s efforts to make America great again while exhibiting and relishing […]

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