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 […]
U.S. Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.) may not officially be running for president (yet), but his speech in Iowa this afternoon featured some of the best rhetoric and substance of any presidential candidate in years.
Establishment media have tarnished their own reputations to become the tools of left-wing activists and Democratic politicians. Nowhere is this corruption more insidious than when it comes to promoting transgenderism among and mutilation of children.
One would think that a toxic train derailment in Ohio would warrant a visit from the president. The accident, which resulted in a release of harmful chemicals into the air and forced evacuations, occurred on Feb. 3. Joe Biden has yet to visit. In fact, the first former or current president to visit was Donald Trump.
Writing for 19FortyFive, Daniel Goure declares that The Week's Joel Mathis and other critics of the F-35 fighter jet are "dead wrong" about Lockheed Martin's aircraft.
The first Republican to announce his 2024 bid was the 45th president of the United States. The second was the nation's former Ambassador to the United Nations and the two-term governor of South Carolina. The third is Vivek Ramaswamy, a political neophyte who, at 37, is barely eligible to run for leader of the free world.
Last week, I made the case that the Fed is more likely to ramp up its rate hike campaign now that Joe Biden has poached its dovish vice chair. The newly released minutes from last month's Federal Open Market Committee meeting confirm that several members wanted to increase the federal funds rate by half a percentage point, twice the 25 basis point hike they ultimately approved.
