Many couldn’t help but think of politics as Thanksgiving approached this election year. We may be grateful for the election outcome, or it may seem that there is nothing to be thankful for this year. We may wonder how we are going to stand that uncle (or that niece) who parrots the other party’s talking […]
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In any bureaucracy, there’s a natural tendency to let the system become an excuse for inaction. Chris Fussell The minute you’re working with the government, you’re dealing with bureaucracy, you’re dealing with time lags, you’re dealing with rigidity, you’re dealing with a slow pace. Bob Simon Every year, the federal government wastes billions of dollars
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The Supreme Court had multiple opportunities during the last term to end the censorship of conservatives by social media. It chose a different path. Now, Democrats are free to double down on the Biden-Harris administration’s massive censorship enterprise. There is every indication they intend to do so. The bedrock of American democracy, the First Amendment,
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There’s a good reason I wrote about the media’s prostitutes a few years ago, actually, seven years ago, with a preface that apologized to legitimate prostitutes who made an honest living. What I reported then was based on the formidable work of ace journalist Ashley Lutz, who scrupulously documented her findings in a Business Insider
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Sometimes, technology doesn’t fulfill its promise. But other times, it isn’t the tech that lets you down; it’s the people using it. So one electric vehicle charging company is experimenting with cutting off people who linger, attempting to “fill ‘er up.” Recently, I drove a new Chevrolet Blazer EV from New York City to Bristol,
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I got you! We’re stuck in the middle of another election cycle, and the candidates are selling themselves to the voters whose votes these candidates lust for. I abhor the communication process during election season. Why? Because I hate lies! Don’t get me wrong: I’m not an ethics expert. I’m not a shrink. I don’t
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We are fast approaching the stage of the ultimate inversion: the stage where the government is free to do anything it pleases, while the citizens may only act by permission; which is the stage of the darkest periods of human history, the stage of rule by brute force. Ayn Rand From its earliest days, the
In a recent interview, computer scientist and AI researcher Lex Fridman questions Aravind Srinivas, CEO of Perplexity, an AI-powered “answer engine.” Unlike typical search engines, which require you to sort through pages of results to find the information you need, Perplexity provides a real-time answer to your query. One of the pitfalls of current AI
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What started as routine leftist protests in April quickly turned into a battle for the UCLA campus — and the Daily Caller’s investigative reporters were on the ground to document it all. April protests over the Israel-Hamas war quickly turned to encampments on the picturesque UCLA quad. This set the stage for riots as anti-Israel
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In 1991, when I was just a few years into my career as a journalist, I experienced a stroke of life-changing professional luck. The 1992 presidential campaign was ramping up, and a host of eager candidates were vying to take on President George H.W. Bush, who was running for his second term. I was a
