NJ governor admits hundreds of foreigners voted
Kevin Killough writes for Just the News about a disturbing development for election integrity. A blue-state governor has admitted a fact that most Democrats refuse to believe. New Jersey Gov.…
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Kevin Killough writes for Just the News about a disturbing development for election integrity. A blue-state governor has admitted a fact that most Democrats refuse to believe. New Jersey Gov.…
Hal Brands explores the prospects for maintaining America’s artificial intelligence dominance. “The future of American warfare is here, and it’s spelled AI,” Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth declared in early December.…
Paul Bradford writes for American Greatness about a major tech company’s questionable actions. Microsoft is one of the largest tech providers for the American government. That’s in spite of the…
Chris Miller and Caroline Nowak document a security risk linked to today’s new cars. Packed with sensors, connected to the internet, and controlled by complex and opaque layers of software,…
Vincent Smith and Shantanu Kamat explore the impact of a significant federal regulatory waiver. The Jones Act, which restricts cargo shipments between US ports to US-flagged and owned vessels, has…
Derek Scissors critiques the American government’s approach to Chinese economic developments. The Wall Street Journal this month caught up with President Trump’s softness on China, only six years late. The…
Preston Mizell writes for FoxNews.com about a disturbing revelation involving one California school district. An extensive audit revealed a California school district allegedly issued diplomas to students in China in…
About a year ago, in “A guide to the birthright citizenship debate,” I provided links to some of the best academic arguments on both sides. The current issue of the…
Samuel Short writes for the Western Journal about a recently exposed case of government fraud. Fraud is not just a Minnesota problem or a California problem; it’s proving itself to…
Editors at National Review Online criticize a deal that could have a negative impact for the American military. A late 19th-century British historian once wrote that the country had acquired…
Stephen Wilmot reports on a current challenge for American carmakers. How Chinese is your car? Automakers are racing to work it out. Modern cars are packed with internet-connected widgets, many…
Editors at National Review Online highlight one of the consequences of the DEI movement. In a landmark article for Compact on the wages of the woke era, Jacob Savage, a…