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Philip Wallach writes about one European government’s embrace of artificial intelligence. The future is already here, just not evenly distributed. So the cliché goes. But who among us expected it…
John Fund of National Review Online explains how the economy depends on a pillar of a well-functioning government. President Trump says that growth is jeopardized in some countries, even though…
So you Bernie Bros and ladies want more socialism? Monica Showalter’s American Thinker column about the latest bad news in Venezuela might give you pause. In a purge as dramatic…
Bill Gertz of the Washington Free Beacon details a Chinese government plan that should surprise no one. China earlier this year ordered the dispatch of 27 intelligence officers to the…
Connor Wolf of the Daily Caller documents disturbing news about labor union operations within the Internal Revenue Service. Unionized government tax collectors have been subjected to consistent abuse and corruption…
Things are getting bad for Debra Saunders-White. The N.C. Central University chancellor is embroiled in a lawsuit by two former employees who said they were fired for not being black.…
The elephant in the room here in Charlotte from the major soccer scandal that’s centered on CONCACAF, the regional soccer confederation for North America, Central America, and the Caribbean: CONCACAF…
“If the Republicans are owned by corrupt big businesses, the Democratic party rents itself quite regularly.”
At last night’s city council meeting, there was a big brouhaha over whether or not a building should sell naming rights. The Asheville Art Museum is in a lot of…
Barry Smith reports for Carolina Journal Online that federal regulators might revisit state restrictions on cities’ involvement in the broadband business. Michael Lowrey’s Daily Jourmal focuses on questions linked to…
Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned… or a major metropolitan newspaper that didn’t uncover a corruption scandal before someone big got arrested. So now the Charlotte Observer is…