The Soul of Humanity: Can a Machine Imitate What Makes Us Human?
A machine can imitate heartbreak well enough to top the charts, but it cannot carry grief, choose courage, or hear…
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Government Overreach and the Threat to Market Competition
True competition thrives when Washington backs off — not when it invents crises to justify more power. At a recent…
Socialist Victory in New York: Why Conservatives Are Struggling to Connect with Voters
New York City voters last week elected socialist Zohran Mamdani as their next mayor. It wasn’t an isolated win. Across…
Trump Pardons for Contingent Electors: A Constitutional Defense
The Oversight Project has announced the culmination of a long effort: President Trump’s pardons for the so-called “contingent electors” and…
Berkeley Riots: Antifa Violence and the Battle for Free Speech
Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images The Guardian called the riot at a TPUSA event in Berkeley ‘mostly peaceful.’ Tell that…
The First Coast-to-Coast Rail Network: A Path to Economic Strength
The United States faces a critical test in addressing supply-chain fragility and inflation, requiring renewed investment in its own strength…
China’s Influence on American Institutions: A Growing Concern
The U.S. has long been dependent on Chinese investment and immigration, despite rhetoric about confronting Beijing. President Trump recently defended…
A Chill in the Air: The Moral Crisis of America
Students didn’t just protest — they rejoiced in a man’s death. Their laughter was a warning: Our nation’s soul is…
Harvard Students Wail Over Threat of Academic Rigor
America’s “elite” future leaders are in tears over the possibility of earning grades they’ve never had to work for. News…
Grief as a Teacher: Embracing Sorrow for Wisdom
C.S. Lewis understood what our culture forgets: Grief is a teacher, not an enemy. “No one ever told me that…