2000—Nearly two years after Florida voters vote, 73% to 27%, to amend the state constitution to require that Florida’s ban on “cruel or unusual punishment”…
Sen. Rand Paul released a book, "Deception: The Great Covid Cover-Up," that charges Dr. Anthony Fauci and others with funding dangerous research and then...
As the new House speaker, chosen almost out of the blue under historically bizarre circumstances, Mike Johnson (R-LA) suddenly must shift from a parochial focus to national responsibilities. This is especially true regarding foreign policy and national defense, on some areas of which his views are not those of the American majority.
WEAK, OBSCURE CHALLENGE TO BIDEN SETS OFF DEMOCRATIC WAR. Have you heard of Rep. Dean Phillips (D-MN)? Most people haven't. He is a Democratic member of Congress from Minnesota's 3rd District, which includes the suburbs around Minneapolis. Fifty-four years old, he has been in office since January 2019. He has not done anything particularly remarkable in that time, although he is usually listed as one of the 25 wealthiest members of Congress, mostly from investments of family money.
In the overnight hours on Thursday, two United States F-16 fighter jets dropped their payloads on two locations in Eastern Syria. The targets: an ammunition and a weapons storage facility operated by Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and Iranian-backed militia proxies. The precision airstrikes were retaliation for a series of rocket and drone attacks against U.S. military positions in Iraq and Syria (19 at the time of writing).
The global race to develop artificial intelligence is the most consequential contest since “the space race” between the United States and the Soviet Union. The development of these tools and this industry will have untold effects on future innovation and our way of life.
Atrocities perpetrated in Israel by the Islamist thugs of Hamas, and the Left’s revolting celebration in this country and around the world of those vile deeds, are stoking concern about mass migration to the civilized West.
A defining trait of America's public policy debates is that technocratic wonks, many of whom are temperamentally asocial and philosophically hyperindividualistic, try to craft laws and regulations to provide the goods that historically have been provided organically through community, family, and norms.
For perhaps the first time in his presidency, Joe Biden has met the moment in a key situation. He did so in a way that has required the White House to excoriate the antisemitism festering on the far-left flank of the Democratic Party and to stand up to execrable activists who have otherwise applauded the administration's progressive domestic policies.
