Pluralism Means Listening, Not Censoring The measure of American pluralism has never been how well we tolerate those who already …
Alleged “No-Quarter” Orders in Venezuelan Strikes Draw Criticism of Pete Hegseth
Alleged “No Quarter” Order and What It Means for Our Military Allegations that a senior official ordered U.S. forces to …
Brussels’ Early Regulation and Lack of Scrutiny Contributed to Europe’s Lag
How Brussels Regulates First and Asks Questions Never Brussels regulated first and asked questions never, among other reasons. That blunt …
Using the Pentagon to Target Political Opponents Would Cross a Red Line
Pentagon as a Political Tool: Why Weaponizing the Military Threatens Our Republic Using the Pentagon as part of a campaign …
Scott Wiener’s Record Exposes Vulnerability for Gavin Newsom, a Top 2028 Contender
Newsom’s 2028 Bid Could Be Undercut by Scott Wiener’s Record Gavin Newsom is one of the top 2028 Democratic contenders, …
MIT/Oak Ridge study finds AI can replace 11.7% of U.S. workforce, risking up to $1.2 trillion in wages
MIT’s Iceberg Index: Mapping AI Exposure Across the U.S. Labor Market Why have Technocrats always wanted to destroy labor? Howard …
U.S. Economy Not Stagnant Despite Bipartisan Pessimism About Workers
Why the American Worker Is Stronger Than the Narrative Both sides of the political aisle are misleadingly bleak about the …
Nicholas Buccola’s New Book Argues Conservatives Misinterpret Martin Luther King Jr.’s Legacy
Conservatives, Martin Luther King Jr., and a New Take from Nicholas Buccola In Nicholas Buccola’s new book, conservatives’ claim to …
Critics Call Housing First a “Humanitarian Disaster” and Urge Support for Trump’s Reforms
Housing First’s Fallout and a Case for Reform Americans deserve clear thinking about failed policies and honest solutions, not slogans. …