President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance will unveil a $25 million fraud whistleblower program offering up to $30,000 for tips leading to convictions.
At first glance, the Make America Healthy Again movement has seemed like an awkward addition to the American Right. A movement focused on food safety, chemical additives, microplastics, and the health risks of industrial agriculture sounds like something progressive — the latest big government attempt to protect people from themselves. But there’s more — or […]
The Republican Party increasingly depends on young men for political relevancy and should stay in their good graces if it wants to survive beyond 2030. Instead, mainstream Republicans continue to express outright disdain for young men, exemplified by a new ad from Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders (R-AR). The spot touts her state’s efforts to comply […]
At a recent event with tech executives, President Donald Trump stood firm in his support for data centers, noting that they are “really financially beneficial.” He was right to do so. Data centers have existed quietly in America for decades. For years, no one held rallies against them. Campaign ads did not feature foreboding gray […]
This week, Senate leaders released the text of a forthcoming energy permitting reform deal. As leaders representing employers, job creators, and millions of workers across 10 of our nation’s most dynamic energy states, we strongly endorse this deal and believe it could be a generational step forward for our economy, business community, and families in […]
Something changed this past fall weekend. The temperature dropped. The air turned crisp. And, for a fleeting moment, something shifted in the way people talked about Israel. Flydubai Flight 1073 was traveling from Dubai to Tel Aviv when its co-pilot attacked Captain Smit Machchhar with an onboard crash axe and attempted to seize control of […]
Before Shabbat on Friday, my wife sent me up the street to our local bakery to pick up challah. Outside, a man was calling out, “156!” I asked him what 156 meant. For 156 weeks in a row, he told me, he has delivered Challahs and other Shabbat food to Israeli soldiers every Friday afternoon. […]
We have reached the third anniversary of the Oct. 7, 2023, massacre in Israel. Three years since the most horrific barbarity that can be inflicted upon a people in a day. Three years of the most abysmal antipathy that can be inflicted upon a people in its wake. And at its core, three years that […]
On Sept. 17, 2026, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told an overflowing hall bursting with supporters that, regarding Israel’s enemies, “from now on, we take land instead of giving it.” In an instant, Netanyahu’s declaration upended the “Land for Peace” paradigm and signaled a seismic shift in Israeli security policy that has gone largely unreported. For […]
Wednesday marks the three-year anniversary of one of the most brutal terrorist attacks in history: the deadly Oct. 7, 2023, attacks. Hamas terrorists flooded into Israel and murdered over 1,200 innocent Jewish men, women, and children, including 46 Americans. In addition to the death toll, Hamas captured and tormented 254 hostages, among them 12 Americans. […]
AI doom predictions won’t come to pass. But there’s a bigger threat we should be worried about: regulatory capture. If big AI companies succeed in weaponizing fear to get the government to slow down their competitors, we will all be worse off. When former OpenAI and Anthropic AI researcher Jacob Coxon claimed that frontier companies […]
Five days ago, the National Security Agency moved the post-quantum clock forward. Beginning in 2027, new commercial National Security Systems are expected to support quantum-resistant algorithms, while legacy systems that cannot support them are to be phased out by 2030. President Donald Trump had already accelerated the broader federal transition through an executive order titled […]
“All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others,” George Orwell wrote in Animal Farm. On Oct. 1, the Justice Department sued the University of Delaware and its board of trustees over a tuition policy. According to the complaint, an American citizen from out of state pays about $42,470 a year. A […]
