Soon, AI will come to shape our daily experiences as consumers, workers and citizens. But regulation could constrain its vast potential to improve life. The future need not be dystopian.
Newly elected Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) said Sunday he "isn't afraid" of changing the rule of vacating Speakership, a move that gained support from several GOP lawmakers following the historic ousting of former Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) earlier this month. McCarthy was removed from the top spot in a 216-210 vote on what’s known as a “motion...
Sen. James Lankford (R-Okla.) said that it is a "reasonable concern" that families of those taken hostage by militant group Hamas won't see them again. "Yeah, that's a reasonable concern for anyone," he said on CNN's "State of the Union." "The folks that are the families and the friends and his hostages, everyone has great...
The solution to the sinister ideologies taking over our streets and campuses is to elect politicians who take the preservation of Western civilization seriously.
Governor Whitmer’s new campaign to fight Michigan’s population decline doesn’t acknowledge that her policies, not bad messaging, are driving people to freer states.
Martin Scorsese is widely recognized for crafting films centered on gritty criminal underworlds and the lavish lifestyles of their gangster overlords, from Mean Streets (1973) to The Wolf of Wall Street (2013) and, most recently, The Irishman (2019). However, Scorsese's latest crime epic, Killers of the Flower Moon, veers away from many of the venerable filmmaker's customary tropes.
America’s leading universities have an antisemitism problem – and it starts at the top. This past week, university presidents and deans across the country wrote to their students and faculties to express concern in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks on Israel by Hamas. What they said, and what they did not say, provides a window into the culture of intellectual and moral rot and cowardice that reigns at these once-great institutions.