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Fighter pilots take directions from AI in Pentagon’s groundbreaking test

Raft AI's Starsage system becomes first artificial intelligence to tactically control U.S. fighter jets, providing real-time threat assessments to pilots.

Corporatism Watch: Inside Intel

If maximizing return is no longer to be Intel’s aim, what will replace it, and will that too become a pathway to mediocrity?

One Out of Five Faculty Jobs Still Require DEI Statements. Universities Just Don’t Call It ‘DEI’ Anymore

The report found that ‘narrowly-focused prohibitions against “diversity statements” may be ineffective if institutions can simply reframe their request.’

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—August 26

2009—In what Fourth Amendment expert Orin Kerr describes as the “most free-wheeling, ‘look ma no hands’ legal decision I’ve read in a long time,” a...

The Bolton Investigation Warrants Skepticism

The Trump administration looks as if it is targeting a critic.

Zohran Mamdani Does Not Know His Limitations

May he govern with all the form and strength he brings to the weight rack.

Can Trump End Cashless Bail?

If nothing else, the president is putting Democrats in the position of defending the indefensible.

Why Some Charities Welcome SNAP Cuts

Relief through cash transfers that do nothing but engender idleness and subsidize misery isn’t the answer.

The National Guard Isn’t the Gestapo

It is a well-trained, entirely lawful military force that isn’t engaging in street fights or arresting dissidents.

The Fiscal Consequences of Banning Compensation for Organ Donors

Allowing for financial compensation for living organ donations would improve the lives of people on dialysis and improve America’s fiscal health.

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