Faith as Rhetoric: When Christianity Becomes a Talking Point "When the Texas candidate cites his Christianity, it’s often in service of a trendy progressive position." That line cuts to the heart of a broader concern many conservatives have: using faith

Lab-grown human neurons learn to play DOOM: what happened and why it matters First Pong, now DOOM: researchers are pushing living human neurons into roles we used to call purely digital. What began as simple game tests is becoming a

Build and Protect America's AI Infrastructure Leading the world on AI starts with ironclad infrastructure that supports innovation, security, and scale. The United States has the talent and companies to win, but without reliable physical and digital backbone, those advantages

Not Yet: Why Cutting Rates Would Be Premature The Federal Reserve faces a choice that matters for every family budgeting for gas, groceries, and a mortgage. From a Republican viewpoint, patience beats politeness when inflation still threatens purchasing power. The

U.N. Response to the Iran Strikes: Ritual Over Consequence Its response to the Iran strikes shows that going through the motions matters more to today’s U.N. than accountability and consequence. The reaction out of New York was predictable: statements of