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AI for American ThinkerBy Jeannie DeAngelisFeminists demand non-stop respect and power, but refuse to accept that they have agency for their actions and are responsible for the consequences.
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AI for American ThinkerBy Allan J. FeiferRegardless of the “narrative,” America is eminently viable, and the Republican Party is the vehicle to ensure its survival. Preemptive surrender is not the answer.
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AI for American ThinkerBy David DeMayWhen a machine error looks human, the logical leap from recognizing it as just a tool to believing it has human qualities is called “Geppetto’s Enigma.”
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US NavyBy Kenneth R. TimmermanRepublicans, grow a spine and explain to your constituents what this war is all about.
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ChatGPT for American ThinkerBy James ZumwaltAre women really cut out for “decision-making roles in the legal profession”? A growing number of people, women included, are saying ‘no.’
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Claire Fridkin / Wikiportraits, via Wikpedia // CC BY-SA 4.0 DeedBy Selwyn DukeShe practices a most selective ‘equality.’
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ChatGPT for American ThinkerBy Joseph Ford CottoMAHA is the ultimate unifier.
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AI for American ThinkerBy Christian VeziljExperts have a long and weirdly impressive history of worrying about all the wrong things.
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Policy ExchangeBy J.B. ShurkBon voyage and bonne chance, poor, misguided snow socialists.
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Gage Skidmore, via Wikipedia // CC BY-SA 4.0By Stephen HelgesenEvery oligarch is wealthy or powerful, but not every wealthy person is an oligarch.
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PicrylBy Jeffrey FolksLyndon Johnson was not a ‘tragic’ president. He was a bungler and a megalomaniac.
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ElisaRivaBy Guy K. Mitchell, Jr.‘Destruction of humanity’ ranks worst. But this outcome would be almost as bad.
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Gage SkidmoreBy Mario Alexis PortellaJudge Napolitano’s commentary on Ukraine warrants examination not merely through the positions he articulates but also through the recurring themes, guests, and analytical frameworks presented on “Judging Freedom.”
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Perchance AIBy Fernando LeónDonald Trump or Xi Jinping? Capitalism with freedom, or capitalism under the command of the Chinese Communist Party? An Argentina integrated into the free world, or an Argentina willing to negotiate its convictions according to its financing needs?
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Public DomainBy Lars MøllerLinguistic exile, forbidden feelings of belonging, and the Western surrender of home.
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Pixabay // Pixabay Content LicenseBy John M. GrondelskiWe should celebrate September 17 because we developed and still live by a document that assures the rule of law and the possibilities of freedom to Americans.
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AI by Vince CoynerBy Vince CoynerThe response to the attack was to teach too many Americans to hate their own country—a country that does not deserve this hatred.
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PixabayBy Gamaliel IsaacThe consequences of this smoke may be just as lethal as the consequences of the smoke from the collapsing buildings.
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ChatGPT for American ThinkerBy Allan J. FavishDoes “Operation Bojinka” ring a bell?
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ChatGPT for American ThinkerBy Sean NottoliChina understands that its national power depends as much on its ability to innovate and build at scale as it does on traditional military power. America needs to understand the same.