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Today in Capital Matters: Reagan and the Debt Limit

Grover Norquist writes about Ronald Reagan, and Judge Glock covers the debt-limit fight.

House ready to lift COVID-19 travel rule requiring foreigners to get vaccinated to enter U.S.

House Republicans will bring legislation to the floor this week that would terminate the requirement imposed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for foreign travelers to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination to enter the U.S.

The coming credit crunch for consumers and Uncle Sam alike

Over the weekend, Quin Hillyer succinctly dismantled President Joe Biden's myth that the post-pandemic recovery is worth bragging about. Indeed, as Hillyer outlined, job recovery has remained anemic in comparison to similar supply shocks, and whatever gains were fueled by debt spending have been largely erased by the cost of inflation.

Be wary of Super Bowl crypto ads

If you want to make money, do not look to Super Bowl commercials for crypto advice.

What’s going on with Ukraine and F-16s?

Will the United States accede to Ukraine’s request for F-16 fighter aircraft?

Brutal new poll shows Biden losing to Trump

On the eve of his second State of the Union address, a new poll shows a majority of adults disapprove of President Joe Biden’s job as president and don’t believe he has accomplished anything.

Getty sues AI art company in US over alleged copyright violations

Getty Images, one of the largest providers of digital media assets in the country, is suing an artificial intelligence company alleging it has violated intellectual property law. In a lawsuit filed last week in District Court in Delaware, Getty Images argues AI art generator Stable Diffusion has "copied more than 12 million photographs from Getty...

New York Times editorial board presses Durbin to end Senate ‘blue slip’ judicial vetoes

The New York Times editorial board is calling on Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) to reform the Senate’s “blue slip” tradition whereby a senator can block a federal judicial nominee appointed to a court in his or her home state as a matter of senatorial courtesy. The Times wrote in an editorial Monday...

Google unveils Bard, its rival to ChatGPT

Google on Monday unveiled a new artificial intelligence (AI) tool called Bard, its rival product to the increasingly popular ChatGPT tool. With Bard, individuals can “simplify complex topics” by using the AI tool to get highly detailed responses to queries. For example, a user can ask Bard to explain discoveries from a NASA telescope to...

Mary Miller to skip Biden’s State of the Union

Rep. Mary Miller (R-Ill.) said she will skip President Biden's State of the Union on Tuesday, saying she does not want to "show up to and listen to him continue to lie." In an interview with Breitbart News over the weekend, Miller said she would boycott Biden's State of the Union address, adding that his...

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