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DOGE’s Medicaid data dump aims to expose fraud — but privacy and legal hurdles loom

Elon Musk is touting the Department of Government Efficiency’s release of open-source Medicaid data as a transparency breakthrough. But prosecutors and privacy experts say converting online tips into courtroom convictions could prove far more complicated.

OpenAI didn’t contact police despite employees flagging mass shooter’s concerning chatbot interactions: REPORT

Months before a mass school shooting in British Columbia, OpenAI employees raised alarm about the shooter's violent chatbot prompts and debated calling police, but ultimately opted not to, according to a new report.

Gov. Hochul’s crackdown on AI-generated ‘political speech’ won’t pass the First Amendment test

Despite being an avid user of AI when it suits her online presence, Gov. Hochul has made...

Trump’s Stupid and Vile Attack on Supreme Court Justices

Donald Trump’s ability to sink to new lows for presidential conduct is, alas, no...

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—February 21

1996—In Fierro v. Gomez, a Ninth Circuit panel, in an opinion by Judge Harry Pregerson,...

Jamie Dimon may be the defendant in Trump’s lawsuit, but JPMorgan Chase isn’t the actual target

Jamie Dimon may be the defendant in President Donald Trump’s latest lawsuit, but the JPMorgan Chase CEO isn’t the president’s actual target in a case that ought to be understood as a fishing expedition. On paper, Trump is suing Dimon and his bank for allegedly debanking his personal and business accounts in the aftermath of […]

Ignoring the TikTok divestment law remains Trump’s biggest abuse of power

One of President Donald Trump’s biggest abuses of power remains how he ignored a law signed by Congress to get a deal on TikTok. The result is a deal that does not even meet the standards that Congress set out in the first place. TikTok on Thursday announced that its U.S. operations would be controlled by a […]

On This Day: Washington writes ‘the weight of command grows heavier by the hour’

The following is an installment of “On This Day,” a series celebrating America’s 250th anniversary by following the actions of Gen. George Washington, the Continental Congress, and the men and women whose bravery and sacrifice led up to the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Jan. 23, 1776 Gen. George Washington writes a letter to […]

Inflation didn’t eat your steak. A cartel did

Once upon a time, you paid fifty bucks for a steak only if your waiter wore a tux. Now you pay it under fluorescent lights at the supermarket.  That’s not inflation. That’s a Brazilian beef cartel squeezing American families. Here’s the part no one ever explains:  Beef prices aren’t set on the ranch. They’re set in […]

Time is Trump’s greatest enemy

President Donald Trump marked the anniversary of his return to the White House with a nearly two-hour press conference in the briefing room, speaking for more than an hour before he started taking questions from reporters. Trump, more than most politicians, has a keen sense of who his friends and enemies are. Thus, he must […]

The hunt for the killers of Einstein’s family

In August 1944, while the renowned physicist Albert Einstein was living in comfort and safety in his adopted America, his first cousin Robert was hiding out in the woods in Nazi-occupied Italy. As a Jew and therefore a wanted man, Robert had agreed with his Italian wife, Nina, and their adult daughters, Luce and Cici, […]

The congressman and the captain

America’s military is massive, and its members are often sent by our government to fight in locations all over the world. That being the case, I believe America and its military would benefit from more veterans in higher government positions. Those who would vote to deploy our troops ought to know what it truly means […]

The dress code is a great equalizer

In my imagination, the opera is the last bastion of a certain kind of sumptuous formality. White gloves, taffeta gowns, black tie, gem-encrusted lorgnettes: This is what I believe a night at the opera means, and no amount of contact with reality is sufficient to disabuse me. Yet, late last year, perusing Opera Philadelphia’s website […]

SCOTUS likely to head-bop Hawaii over gun rights

The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments on Tuesday in Wolford v. Lopez, a case that will determine whether the nation’s highest court is serious about its Second Amendment precedents. The matter is simple. Hawaii passed a law that, in practice, prohibits the state’s concealed carry permit holders from exercising their right to armed self-defense […]

A culture of life begins with virtuous men

Men raised in late 20th and early 21st century America were systematically conditioned to shun the procreative aspect of sex.  The notion of “safe sex”, drilled into the minds of every teenage boy in health class, framed pregnancy not merely as unfortunate, but dangerous. To be a virtuous man no longer meant to fall in […]

Democrats’ 2025 election sweep could become a 2026 midterm election liability

Democrats reveled in November blowout wins by Zohran Mamdani in the New York City mayoral race and by Abigail Spanberger and Mikie Sherrill in the Virginia and New Jersey gubernatorial contests. They had good reason. Mamdani defeated former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo by nearly 10 points, while Spanberger crushed then–Lieutenant Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears by […]

Denmark offers US a road map for quitting the post office

On Dec. 30, 2025, the Danish postal service delivered its final letter, bringing an end to a tradition that had lasted for more than four centuries. The decision, announced earlier in the year by PostNord — the company created through the 2009 merger of Sweden’s and Denmark’s postal services — reflected the country’s rapid shift […]

Trump moves forward in Gaza despite Hamas arms

President Donald Trump used the World Economic Forum meeting in Davos, Switzerland, on Thursday to unveil his so-called “Board of Peace” for Gaza. It comprises around twenty signatory countries and will oversee the National Committee for the Administration of Gaza (NCAG), headed by Ali Shaath, a former deputy minister in the Palestinian Authority. The NCAG will oversee the day-to-day […]

Billions can’t buy class

The listless “failson” of one family worth at least a half-billion dollars publicly divorces his family to be adopted across the pond by another dynasty worth three times as much. The “failson” in question does not have any actual career to speak of; his photography book only lives on thanks to internet memes lambasting his […]

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