Progressives on Capitol Hill are pushing a proposal to ban artificial superintelligence, but critics warn the move could hand global tech dominance over to China and Russia.
The New York SED and Board of Regents released the full 2022-2023 statewide math- and reading-assessment results for grades 3-8 showing 48% in English...
Since Biden has been in office, the country has experienced a surge in violent crime. For nearly three years now, people have been inundated with stories of the innocent being victimized by an out-of-control crime problem throughout the nation. It may come as no surprise that voters in this country are scared and angry and want President Joe Biden to take some meaningful action to reduce this wave of crime.
Opponents against the legalization of marijuana and other anti-drug supporters have been saying for years now that movements to legalize any drug would eventually result in pushes to legalize all drugs. Intelligent, logical, and rational people always knew this was the ultimate objective. Now, with reports coming out of Switzerland that its government is considering whether or not to legalize recreational cocaine, those who warned such a day would come get to say, “I told you so,” even if they dread doing it.
There is no one culprit behind the civic, legal, and moral decay the country is facing, but there is one institution that is contributing to the problems far more than it is to any solution: the Ivy League.
Javier Milei’s election to Argentina’s presidency seems nothing short of remarkable in a region where elections lurch between elevating nepotistic would-be dictators and outright socialist authorities.
President Joe Biden’s great age and concomitant physical and mental decline have been subjects of intensifying contention since before Democrats first chose him as their leader in 2020. Back then, he was only — only! — 77 years old. Now, he is 81, and if he is reelected, he’ll swear his oath of office at the age of 82. If he makes it through a second term, he’ll quit the White House at 86.
The Colorado Supreme Court’s decision to ban former President Donald Trump from the ballot despite him not even being charged with, let alone convicted of, insurrection will have countless negative consequences. If there is one small silver lining to the decision, it should be the death of the “national popular vote.”
