Why Foreign Nations Should Reconsider Treating Beijing as a Reliable Partner Foreign nations should think twice about flirting with Beijing as a reliable partner. That blunt line gets to the heart of a clear Republican concern: engagement without reciprocity can

When Democrats Hold Power Briefly: What to Watch For A short stretch of control can be a whirlwind rather than a calm season. When one party senses a window, they often try to move fast to lock in policy and

Late to the Game: How Americans Came to Call Themselves American Sad to say, he’s late to the game. Americans began calling themselves Americans in the 1700s. That timing set the tone for a new public identity that eventually replaced

When AI Steers the Scalpel: Risks, Reports and Lawsuits AI misidentifies body parts and can give wrong directions to surgeons on where to cut. No problemo, right? Wrong. The FDA is getting swamped with complaints tied to AI-assisted surgical tools

Wake Up, Washington: Progressive Policies Are Hurting Our State It’s time for Washington State’s voters to wake up to the dangers that progressive lawmakers pose. Too many of these policies promise compassion while delivering higher costs, weaker public safety, and