“999 to 1 Against” Data Centers
As Republicans scramble for a grassroots issue for the New Year, to grow the Party as needed to be competitive in elections, opposing data centers could be the…
As Republicans scramble for a grassroots issue for the New Year, to grow the Party as needed to be competitive in elections, opposing data centers could be the…
We like to think of the United States as the world’s leading economy — a global power with a future. But the numbers available as we wrap up…
We tend to talk about artificial intelligence as if the principal question is simply: What can machines do? Or What should we let them do? But there is…
The young men who carried Trump and Republican Senators to victory last November have recently been drifting back to the Democrat Party, or staying home, in the off-year…
The End of Migration While President Trump placed a moratorium on migration to the U.S. from third-world countries, Pope Leo was speaking against migration in Lebanon. These two…
Hard times have hit young Americans, who are a pivotal voting bloc. Jobs are scarce, housing is unaffordable, student debt is suffocating, and foreign labor has taken away…
Featured photo by Cabinet Public Affairs Office. CC BY 4.0 International. Called “ultraconservative” by the liberal media, Japan’s new prime minister is its first woman ever in that…
Prediction markets have rapidly become a mega-billion-dollar industry of nationwide gambling through cell phones. These are online platforms where people bet on outcomes of almost any event, such…
We need to talk about an idea President Trump floated several weeks ago—a move to downgrade the classification of marijuana at the federal level. Right now, marijuana is…
Featured photo by Bingjiefu He. CC BY-SA 4.0. The socialist New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani advocates free universal childcare, claiming it’s essential for gender equity and…