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ChatGPT for American ThinkerBy James ConwayWhen a judge with a less-than-stellar record makes a consequential decision concerning one of Britain’s most controversial pro-borders advocates, what safeguards ensure that justice is not only impartial, but demonstrably impartial?
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Mountain Top NewsBy Frank FridayPreacher Andy seems to think that being a good neighbor is now about how generous the government can be with your tax money.
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Image created by AIBy Luis GonzalezWhat matters is when the expectation of alignment becomes pervasive enough that people begin policing one another’s silence.
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AI for American ThinkerBy Ron WrightThe ruling answered who holds the ballots, not what happened to them. The real fight is over who controls the investigation.
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ChatGPT for American ThinkerBy Oliver MartinRussia spent the last week of September bombing Kyiv’s internet, which has serious ramifications for the direction of the war.
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Public DomainBy Lars MøllerCounter-Revolution from the Vendée to Trump.
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Picryl, via Wikimedia Commons // public domainBy Jeannie DeAngelisWhy are women who kill their children treated differently from men who kill their children? There are many cases.
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AI for American ThinkerBy Vince CoynerThere’s a very real hidden economic value behind billionaires’ conspicuous consumption.
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grokBy Christopher ChantrillOur lefty friends have stolen the ordinary ways of describing human society and turned them into political weapons against their enemies.
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RawPixel.comBy Thomas KolbeWhen it comes to the details of social-state engineering, the firewall parties work hand in hand — as efficiently as a well-oiled machine.
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PixabayBy Kevin FinnWhen a society treats dependency as a reason to end a life, it may also change how people think about human worth.
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PickPikBy Hank VanderbeekMasculinity doesn’t need another rebranding campaign. It needs its counterfeits stripped away and its enduring virtues practiced.
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ChatGPT ai-generated illustrationBy Brian C. Joondeph, M.D.How overusing powerful words eventually drains them of their meaning.
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AI for American ThinkerBy Arthur SchaperThe problem for Democrats is that everything that makes Shapiro nationally viable is something that Democrats hate.
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Bibliothèque nationale de France, via Picryl // public domainBy Joan MounteerMoliere remains relevant considering the pretensions of today’s academic world.
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AgnosticPreachersKidBy Paul C. BinottoCongress should preserve Fed independence while adding stronger transparency, accountability, safeguards, and narrowly defined emergency intervention powers.
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Gage SkidmoreBy David PrenticeOr else, as Ben Franklin said, we’ll hang separately.
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PixnioBy Todd Gregory, Erik GregoryTo make good on Weiss’s promises of reform, here are ten modest suggestions for topical news stories for 60 Minutes.
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PublicDomainPicturesBy J.B. ShurkEven in the best of times, government is not your friend.
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Clarice FBy Clarice FeldmanThe Trump Administration’s latest Supreme Court victory is a tribute to its persistence and innovation. It is, as well, a measure of the great changes in governance for which we owe Elon Musk and DOGE thanks.