The United States faces a critical technological innovation test. Artificial intelligence requires massive amounts of computing power to function. That computing power requires physical infrastructure. America must continue our decadeslong history of building mainframes and data centers to process information in order to maintain our global leadership. However, a growing political movement is actively trying […]
“Be not conformed to this age,” St. Paul warned the Romans, implying that Christians ought to fit a bit uncomfortably in this world. This discord shines forth brilliantly in office breakrooms across America on Ash Wednesday every year as someone inevitably brings in a king cake and invites colleagues to join in consuming it.
CNN host Don Lemon, 56, recently made an ass of himself when he accused former Republican South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley, 51, of being past "her prime."
The Supreme Court has chosen to tackle a question at the heart of the debate over Big Tech. When they decide Gonzales v. Google, the justices will have to address for the first time the extent of the legal immunity granted to internet platforms such as YouTube (owned by Google), Facebook, and Twitter under Section 230 of the federal Communications Decency Act. Many conservatives are among those hoping the court will curtail this immunity. But they are likely to be disappointed by a post-230 world.
When United States Labor Secretary Marty Walsh exits the Biden administration for greener pastures at the NHL Players’ Association, Deputy Secretary of Labor Julie Su appears likely to be named the agency’s next leader. Were Su to take the helm at the U.S. Department of Labor, she would become yet another failed bureaucrat from California rewarded with a higher office in Washington.
