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Obama calls for Dems to focus on AI

Former President Barack Obama is urging Democrats — including 2028 presidential candidates and congressional leaders — to more aggressively focus on a comprehensive AI agenda, warning in a closed-door...

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—September 13

2019—In CREW v. Trump, a divided panel of the Second Circuit reverses a district-court ruling...

Trump calls on Ukraine to halt strikes on Russian diesel, saying attacks are causing a shortage

U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday called on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to halt strikes on Russian diesel, saying the attacks are causing a fuel shortage.

GOP congressman from Wisconsin swims to safety after plane makes emergency landing in a lake

A Republican congressman said he had to swim to safety after a plane he was traveling in made an emergency landing in a lake late Saturday.

Swedish voters go to polls to choose a new parliament as hard right bids for role in government

Voters in Sweden went to the polls on Sunday for an election that will determine whether a conservative leader remains in charge and a hard-right party wins ministerial jobs for the first time, or whether the center-left returns to power.

Republicans says China is America’s biggest threat, Democrats say Russia

Asked by Gallup to name the nation’s greatest enemy, 50% of Americans volunteered China as their top choice, including 76% of Republicans. Democrats chose Russia as the greatest enemy of the United States. North Korea finished a distant third for respondents from both parties.

Portland is bleeding businesses, thanks to years of soft-on-crime policies

Residents in Portland, Oregon, have continued to learn the hard way that the soft-on-crime approach they permitted their leaders to institute has consequences as businesses continue to depart the city.

Shameless AOC is Democratic queen bee of ‘rules for thee but not for me’

Barely a week goes by without her publicly raging against billionaires, and saying they shouldn’t be allowed to exist alongside poverty in America.

NYPD’s lower standards: Letters to the Editor — March 6, 2023

The Issue: The NYPD’s decision to scrap a timed 1.5-mile run at the Police Academy. As a former member of the NYPD, I would...

Is it really worth going to movie theaters anymore?

Last week, I saw Creed 3 at a local movie theater. As an Italian American born and raised in south Philadelphia, I grew up as a big fan of the Rocky anthology. Where I come from, it was a cultural rite of passage. As I competed in combat sports growing up, the movie later became a source of inspiration I would watch before competitions.

Philadelphia’s Democratic voters owe the rest of the city an apology

It's no secret that Philadelphia's voters elected a mayor and district attorney so incompetent that the city has experienced its worst violent crime surge in three centuries of its history. This is mainly because of the radical (and incompetent) left-wing criminal justice policies and reforms that were put into effect during their terms. Nor is it a secret that Philadelphia is one of the worst poverty-stricken cities in the nation. It is consistently ranked as the "poorest" of the country's biggest cities.

Fairfax County’s library paid Nikole Hannah-Jones $35K to speak, then agreed to take the video of her speech down

As of 9 a.m. on Monday, you could still watch Nikole Hannah-Jones’s $35,000 conversation with the diversity officer of Fairfax County, Virginia. The county library system, which covered $29,000 of that speaking fee, plus the cost of her first-class airfare, drivers, security, and staff for the event, has agreed to take down the video today, two weeks after the event.

The Peter (Buttigieg) Principle

THE PETER (BUTTIGIEG) PRINCIPLE. In the 1960s, there was a professor and business analyst named Laurence J. Peter. He became famous for coming up with something called the Peter Principle. The informal way to describe it was this: In a business hierarchy, an employee does well and is promoted. He does well in his new, higher-level job and is promoted again. He does well in that position and is promoted yet again. Finally, he rises to a job that is beyond his abilities. He is no longer promoted and stays in the job he does not do well.

Biden is being played by Azerbaijan

On Sept. 27, 2020, on the 100th anniversary of the Ottoman Turkish attack on the newly independent Republic of Armenia, Azerbaijan attacked the Armenian enclave of Nagorno-Karabakh. While initially unsuccessful, the local Armenian defense forces collapsed after Turkish Special Forces and F-16s joined in. Before both sides accepted a ceasefire, Armenians lost control of half the enclave they ruled.

Montenegro elections are crucial for Balkan stability

Presidential elections in Montenegro on Mar. 19 are an important test for the stability of the Western Balkans.

PRO Act puts union leadership ahead of workers

Democratic leadership recently reintroduced the unnecessary Protecting the Right to Organize or PRO Act to appease labor special interests.

How long can the First Amendment survive the new, unwritten woke blasphemy laws?

Every society seems to need taboos, no-go areas, de facto blasphemy laws. How the United States has kept its secular constitution as long as it has is a wonder. In any other circumstance, I might call it a miracle.

Rail safety bill is a bipartisan win for rural communities

Norfolk Southern, the company that owned and operated the freight train that derailed in Ohio last month, will spend millions of dollars cleaning up East Palestine and compensating the community for losses.

Beating Biden requires winning industrial Middle America: Can Trump or DeSantis do it?

Biden’s approval ratings are anemic. Yet he has reason to be confident that the 2024 electoral map will return him to office.

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