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The Coming Tsunami of AI Entertainment
If AI replaces creativity, critical thinking, imagination, discipline, and effort, it could be the greatest enabler of human decline.
3 Facts You Need on Israel & Palestine to Stay Sane
Jonah Platt argues media narratives and anti-Zionism distort understanding of the Israel-Palestine conflict in this commentary analysis.
The One Question Socialists Cannot Answer
Socialism's success relies upon us not asking this simple question.
The End of the Old Order—and the Beginning of Renewal
The end of imposed order is not necessarily chaos, it may be the precondition for a vigorous renewal. It may be, not disorder, but release.
Albin Sadar Cartoons
Over the past twelve years, Albin Sadar has drawn cartoons for conservative websites like American Thinker, American Greatness, and now for The Thinking Conservative.
US Politics & Government
Freedom of Speech Is Our Deliverance From Terror
The article explores the intricate relationship between free speech and civil liberties, particularly in the context of recent protests on college campuses that raise questions about anti-Zionism and hate crimes.
Does Restricting Pharma Advertising Violate the First Amendment?
This article analyzes the recent FDA expectations for pharmaceutical advertising, questioning whether these regulations infringe on First Amendment rights while highlighting the potential health risks associated with misleading drug promotions.
The cost of doing nothing
Tax dollars must not be used to advance an ideology that encourages children to reject their own bodies and embark on a lifetime of medicalization.
Breaching constitutional limits
Pennsylvania HB 1957 sparks debate over constitutional abortion protections, raising concerns about legal limits, court standards, and state oversight authority.
The post Roe landscape
An analysis of post-Roe abortion policy, state ballot measures, and shifting legal and cultural debates shaping reproductive law in the U.S., state referendums and elections.
US Economy & Business
Blue-White’s economic engine
Penn State’s Blue-White Game boosts Centre County economy, driving small business revenue, jobs, and tourism during State College’s spring lull.
Homelessness, Inc.: When Misery Becomes an Industry
The honest term for a person living on the street, in a tent, under an overpass, or in their car is homeless. And honesty is what we need on this topic.
The Rich and the Dead
Regarding taxes, New York Governor Kathy Hochul believes she can induce wealthy former Empire State citizens to return after telling them to leave town.
Fresh bite on a vintage motto
Rising beef prices and inflation are reshaping American food culture as consumers confront shrinking purchasing power and grocery sticker shock.
The Whoa’s of Capitalism
Capitalism isn’t a moral philosophy; it’s a mechanism. It guarantees competition, not fairness, happiness, or equal outcomes.
US Law & Rights
Freedom of Speech Is Our Deliverance From Terror
The article explores the intricate relationship between free speech and civil liberties, particularly in the context of recent protests on college campuses that raise questions about anti-Zionism and hate crimes.
Does Restricting Pharma Advertising Violate the First Amendment?
This article analyzes the recent FDA expectations for pharmaceutical advertising, questioning whether these regulations infringe on First Amendment rights while highlighting the potential health risks associated with misleading drug promotions.
The cost of doing nothing
Tax dollars must not be used to advance an ideology that encourages children to reject their own bodies and embark on a lifetime of medicalization.
Breaching constitutional limits
Pennsylvania HB 1957 sparks debate over constitutional abortion protections, raising concerns about legal limits, court standards, and state oversight authority.
The post Roe landscape
An analysis of post-Roe abortion policy, state ballot measures, and shifting legal and cultural debates shaping reproductive law in the U.S., state referendums and elections.
Media & Free Speech
CBS Radio News signs off
CBS radio news signs off marking the decline of AM radio news and a historic shift in broadcast journalism driven by digital disruption.
Scandal in the age of exposure
An analysis of how modern media speed and digital exposure transform personal scandals into public crises, reshaping NFL culture and crisis management.
The Death of Truth in the Mainstream Media
Freedom of the press, enshrined in the First Amendment, ensures a free society through honest information—not by shaping reality, but by reporting it.
From legacy to liability
The Washington Post layoffs reignite debate over media credibility, institutional arrogance, subscriber trust, and the future of American journalism.
Generation skeptical
Teen trust in journalism is falling as social media replaces traditional news, intensifying concerns about bias and news literacy.
Science & Technology
The Origin of COVID: Beyond Natural and Lab Theories
The article investigates the contentious theories surrounding the origins of COVID-19, exploring both natural and lab-based explanations, while also addressing the ethical and cultural ramifications of the pandemic's emergence.
NASA Solidifies First Moon Base Missions: What to Know
Concrete work toward humanity’s first moon base will begin around the lunar south pole this year, NASA leadership announced.
Human Judgment Is Your Edge in an AI Content World
In a world increasingly dominated by artificial intelligence, the value of human judgment and creativity is more crucial than ever. This article examines how AI is reshaping content creation and the skills that will matter most in the future.
Who Will Control the Narrative on AI and Potentially Our Future?
The American electorate are not clear on the issue of artificial intelligence and they are less clear on conservative America's position relative to it.
The Track Record of the CDC
The CDC used weak evidence for bold claims during COVID, echoing critics like Trump and RFK who say the agency badly needs reform.
World Affairs
Who Won The Third Gulf War?
The article analyzes Iran's evolving role in the Middle East following the Third Gulf War and its implications for US foreign policy.
Whistling Past The Graveyard
An analysis of the Iranian threat and the implications of Donald Trump's military strategy in the Middle East.
Dormitory Bombing Reflects Horribly On Ukraine & Its Western Patrons
Three waves of Ukrainian drones struck a dormitory in Starobelsk last week in an attack that killed nearly two dozen students.
Trump Hints at Intervention in Cuba Following Indictment of Castro
The article explores President Trump's hints at intervention in Cuba following the indictment of Raúl Castro, detailing U.S. military movements, sanctions, and the broader implications for U.S. national security.
Raúl Castro’s Indictment and Cuba’s Future
The indictment of Raúl Castro by the U.S. Justice Department signals a potential turning point for Cuba, as the article explores the implications for civil liberties and the hope for a future free from repression.
Defense & Global Security
The FSB Chief Warned That the West’s “Holy Grail of Hybrid War” Is Being Deployed to the CIS
The FSB chief warns that Western hybrid warfare tactics could destabilize CIS nations by using AI to manipulate public perception and historical narratives.
DNI Gabbard Reveals Evidence Of U.S. Taxpayer-Funded Global Biolab Program
DNI Tulsi Gabbard says newly reviewed intelligence records reveal U.S. funding tied to 120+ biolabs across 30 countries.
France’s “Forward Deterrence” Vis-à-vis Russia Raises The Risk Of Nuclear War
France's deployment of nuclear-armed Rafale jets across Europe represents a new strategic threat to Russia, as it aims to enhance deterrence against military operations.
Video Playlist: Victor Davis Hanson
In his video playlist, Victor Davis Hanson, an American classicist, military historian, columnist and farmer, gives his comments on modern and ancient warfare, contemporary politics and more.
Germany’s Military Patronage Of Ukraine Is A Crucial Part Of Its Grand Strategy
German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius announced during his recent visit to Kiev that their countries will jointly develop “deep strike” capabilities.
Society & Culture
The Watchmen of Israel
Aaron Shuster's poem pays tribute to Israeli soldiers, capturing their courage and the enduring struggle for peace in a land marked by conflict.
“Whiteness” Noise
A Nantucket church ended its 25-year Fourth of July tradition, citing protest over a Supreme Court voting rights ruling and concerns about whiteness.
The Radical Left Taught Me To Hate Israel | Nikos Sotirakopoulos
Explore Nikos Sotirakopoulos's transformation from a radical leftist perspective on Israel to a defender of its values, examining the complexities of cultural conflict and public discourse.
Facts Are Now Racist? As A Society, We’re Cooked!
An exploration of how racism is perceived and weaponized in contemporary discourse, highlighting the impact of victim mentality on personal responsibility and societal outcomes.
Ozempic, What Could Go Wrong?
Humanity often ignores clear warning signs when they conflict with comfort, convenience, vanity, or quick fixes.
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Across Views
The Coming Tsunami of AI Entertainment
If AI replaces creativity, critical thinking, imagination, discipline, and effort, it could be the greatest enabler of human decline.
3 Facts You Need on Israel & Palestine to Stay Sane
Jonah Platt argues media narratives and anti-Zionism distort understanding of the Israel-Palestine conflict in this commentary analysis.
The One Question Socialists Cannot Answer
Socialism's success relies upon us not asking this simple question.
The End of the Old Order—and the Beginning of Renewal
The end of imposed order is not necessarily chaos, it may be the precondition for a vigorous renewal. It may be, not disorder, but release.
Albin Sadar Cartoons
Over the past twelve years, Albin Sadar has drawn cartoons for conservative websites like American Thinker, American Greatness, and now for The Thinking Conservative.
US Politics & Government
Freedom of Speech Is Our Deliverance From Terror
The article explores the intricate relationship between free speech and civil liberties, particularly in the context of recent protests on college campuses that raise questions about anti-Zionism and hate crimes.
Does Restricting Pharma Advertising Violate the First Amendment?
This article analyzes the recent FDA expectations for pharmaceutical advertising, questioning whether these regulations infringe on First Amendment rights while highlighting the potential health risks associated with misleading drug promotions.
The cost of doing nothing
Tax dollars must not be used to advance an ideology that encourages children to reject their own bodies and embark on a lifetime of medicalization.
Breaching constitutional limits
Pennsylvania HB 1957 sparks debate over constitutional abortion protections, raising concerns about legal limits, court standards, and state oversight authority.
The post Roe landscape
An analysis of post-Roe abortion policy, state ballot measures, and shifting legal and cultural debates shaping reproductive law in the U.S., state referendums and elections.
US Economy & Business
Blue-White’s economic engine
Penn State’s Blue-White Game boosts Centre County economy, driving small business revenue, jobs, and tourism during State College’s spring lull.
Homelessness, Inc.: When Misery Becomes an Industry
The honest term for a person living on the street, in a tent, under an overpass, or in their car is homeless. And honesty is what we need on this topic.
The Rich and the Dead
Regarding taxes, New York Governor Kathy Hochul believes she can induce wealthy former Empire State citizens to return after telling them to leave town.
Fresh bite on a vintage motto
Rising beef prices and inflation are reshaping American food culture as consumers confront shrinking purchasing power and grocery sticker shock.
The Whoa’s of Capitalism
Capitalism isn’t a moral philosophy; it’s a mechanism. It guarantees competition, not fairness, happiness, or equal outcomes.
US Law & Rights
Freedom of Speech Is Our Deliverance From Terror
The article explores the intricate relationship between free speech and civil liberties, particularly in the context of recent protests on college campuses that raise questions about anti-Zionism and hate crimes.
Does Restricting Pharma Advertising Violate the First Amendment?
This article analyzes the recent FDA expectations for pharmaceutical advertising, questioning whether these regulations infringe on First Amendment rights while highlighting the potential health risks associated with misleading drug promotions.
The cost of doing nothing
Tax dollars must not be used to advance an ideology that encourages children to reject their own bodies and embark on a lifetime of medicalization.
Breaching constitutional limits
Pennsylvania HB 1957 sparks debate over constitutional abortion protections, raising concerns about legal limits, court standards, and state oversight authority.
The post Roe landscape
An analysis of post-Roe abortion policy, state ballot measures, and shifting legal and cultural debates shaping reproductive law in the U.S., state referendums and elections.
Media & Free Speech
CBS Radio News signs off
CBS radio news signs off marking the decline of AM radio news and a historic shift in broadcast journalism driven by digital disruption.
Scandal in the age of exposure
An analysis of how modern media speed and digital exposure transform personal scandals into public crises, reshaping NFL culture and crisis management.
The Death of Truth in the Mainstream Media
Freedom of the press, enshrined in the First Amendment, ensures a free society through honest information—not by shaping reality, but by reporting it.
From legacy to liability
The Washington Post layoffs reignite debate over media credibility, institutional arrogance, subscriber trust, and the future of American journalism.
Generation skeptical
Teen trust in journalism is falling as social media replaces traditional news, intensifying concerns about bias and news literacy.
Science & Technology
The Origin of COVID: Beyond Natural and Lab Theories
The article investigates the contentious theories surrounding the origins of COVID-19, exploring both natural and lab-based explanations, while also addressing the ethical and cultural ramifications of the pandemic's emergence.
NASA Solidifies First Moon Base Missions: What to Know
Concrete work toward humanity’s first moon base will begin around the lunar south pole this year, NASA leadership announced.
Human Judgment Is Your Edge in an AI Content World
In a world increasingly dominated by artificial intelligence, the value of human judgment and creativity is more crucial than ever. This article examines how AI is reshaping content creation and the skills that will matter most in the future.
Who Will Control the Narrative on AI and Potentially Our Future?
The American electorate are not clear on the issue of artificial intelligence and they are less clear on conservative America's position relative to it.
The Track Record of the CDC
The CDC used weak evidence for bold claims during COVID, echoing critics like Trump and RFK who say the agency badly needs reform.
World Affairs
Who Won The Third Gulf War?
The article analyzes Iran's evolving role in the Middle East following the Third Gulf War and its implications for US foreign policy.
Whistling Past The Graveyard
An analysis of the Iranian threat and the implications of Donald Trump's military strategy in the Middle East.
Dormitory Bombing Reflects Horribly On Ukraine & Its Western Patrons
Three waves of Ukrainian drones struck a dormitory in Starobelsk last week in an attack that killed nearly two dozen students.
Trump Hints at Intervention in Cuba Following Indictment of Castro
The article explores President Trump's hints at intervention in Cuba following the indictment of Raúl Castro, detailing U.S. military movements, sanctions, and the broader implications for U.S. national security.
Raúl Castro’s Indictment and Cuba’s Future
The indictment of Raúl Castro by the U.S. Justice Department signals a potential turning point for Cuba, as the article explores the implications for civil liberties and the hope for a future free from repression.
Defense & Global Security
The FSB Chief Warned That the West’s “Holy Grail of Hybrid War” Is Being Deployed to the CIS
The FSB chief warns that Western hybrid warfare tactics could destabilize CIS nations by using AI to manipulate public perception and historical narratives.
DNI Gabbard Reveals Evidence Of U.S. Taxpayer-Funded Global Biolab Program
DNI Tulsi Gabbard says newly reviewed intelligence records reveal U.S. funding tied to 120+ biolabs across 30 countries.
France’s “Forward Deterrence” Vis-à-vis Russia Raises The Risk Of Nuclear War
France's deployment of nuclear-armed Rafale jets across Europe represents a new strategic threat to Russia, as it aims to enhance deterrence against military operations.
Video Playlist: Victor Davis Hanson
In his video playlist, Victor Davis Hanson, an American classicist, military historian, columnist and farmer, gives his comments on modern and ancient warfare, contemporary politics and more.
Germany’s Military Patronage Of Ukraine Is A Crucial Part Of Its Grand Strategy
German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius announced during his recent visit to Kiev that their countries will jointly develop “deep strike” capabilities.
Society & Culture
The Watchmen of Israel
Aaron Shuster's poem pays tribute to Israeli soldiers, capturing their courage and the enduring struggle for peace in a land marked by conflict.
“Whiteness” Noise
A Nantucket church ended its 25-year Fourth of July tradition, citing protest over a Supreme Court voting rights ruling and concerns about whiteness.
The Radical Left Taught Me To Hate Israel | Nikos Sotirakopoulos
Explore Nikos Sotirakopoulos's transformation from a radical leftist perspective on Israel to a defender of its values, examining the complexities of cultural conflict and public discourse.
Facts Are Now Racist? As A Society, We’re Cooked!
An exploration of how racism is perceived and weaponized in contemporary discourse, highlighting the impact of victim mentality on personal responsibility and societal outcomes.
Ozempic, What Could Go Wrong?
Humanity often ignores clear warning signs when they conflict with comfort, convenience, vanity, or quick fixes.
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The FSB chief warns that Western hybrid warfare tactics could destabilize CIS nations by using AI to manipulate public perception and historical narratives.
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The Watchmen of Israel
Aaron Shuster's poem pays tribute to Israeli soldiers, capturing their courage and the enduring struggle for peace in a land marked by conflict.
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The FSB chief warns that Western hybrid warfare tactics could destabilize CIS nations by using AI to manipulate public perception and historical narratives.
Tulsi Gabbard Makes A Grand Exit
Tulsi Gabbard resigns as DNI, exposing critical issues surrounding biolabs and government transparency, while emphasizing the need for public trust.
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