What business wants an employee who thinks corporation are evil and has spent 11 years in a left-wing cocoon? Maybe some were willing to hire overcredentialed progressives at the peak of the “environmental, social and governance” movement several years ago, but fewer are now.
Publication: Wall Street Journal
The Amazing Things AI Is Already Doing for Humanity
In medicine, it saves lives. In business, it makes us more productive. And it hasn’t killed many jobs.
We Could Be All Wrong About the Midterms
By Karl Rove: This election season will likely have more surprises than most—and for both parties.
The Woke Era Isn’t Over at the NY Times
News consumers may recall the infamously inaccurate and anti-American “1619 Project” peddled by the NY Times, which made its way into various school curricula. It turns out that its principal author has not only done an enormous disservice to students in general. Now she’s wrestling with the question of how much her politicized decision-making may have harmed her daughter.
DOGE Works. Let’s Keep It Going
A cadre of gifted, creative and patriotic thinkers can uncover wasteful spending and reduce federal debt.
A Turning Point for Campus Conservatives
A year after Charlie Kirk’s death, right-leaning student groups are thriving, even at progressive schools.
AI Promises Boom, Doom and Both at Once
The companies’ calls for regulation may be self-dealing, but that doesn’t make them wrong.
A 9/11 Miniseries Some Want Us to Forget
A television miniseries disappeared down the memory hole. “The Path to 9/11” aired exactly once, two decades ago. Then it vanished. ABC hasn’t shown it since. The network has refused to release it on a disc or as a download. No streaming service carries it. It’s almost like someone doesn’t want you to watch it.
The 9/11 Lessons for Next Time
The war on terror succeeded, but the U.S. homeland is more vulnerable now than it was 25 years ago.
Who Will Be the Bigger Midterm Loser?
By Karl Rove: Both parties are going all-in on ill-advised bets in the final weeks before Election Day.
Socialism and the Dumbest Generation
Young people embrace an ideology that goes against everything they actually believe.
America Needs Its Boys to Play Football
The sport forms character by harnessing wild masculinity and directing it toward the good and the pure.
The Data Center Panic and U.S. Decline
Public opposition reflects anxiety more than reality. Trump is finally speaking up.
How to Defeat the DSA in the Midterms
By Karl Rove: Republicans should press their opponents to endorse or disavow socialist proposals.
Ascendant No More, Democrats Are a Coalition of the Pathetic
The party’s base—and its ideological vanguard—consists of downwardly mobile college graduates.
Trump to Ford Motor: Drop Dead
Ford Motor CEO Jim Farley last year warned that Mr. Trump’s 25% emergency tariffs on Canada and Mexico would “blow a hole” in the U.S. auto industry, and he was right
Now California Is Coming for Your Tires
A new rule by Gov. Gavin Newsom orders 70% of today’s car tires off the market by 2033.
How Radical Will the Democrats Get?
Frustration with the economy is fueling the rise of the DSA, and it may not fade by 2028.
How Colleges Produce Socialists
When your first brush with adulthood involves endless consumption and no cost, it gives you the wrong idea of how the world works.
The USS Lincoln: It Was a Performance for the Ages
By Admiral Brad Cooper: The crew is tired, but they continue to fire on all cylinders. History will record this deployment as one of the most operationally intense and consequential of the modern era. Across months of sustained combat operations, the Lincoln team shot down more than 200 Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps drones threatening international shipping and U.S. forces.
Karoline Leavitt, the Press Secretary Who Perfected the Art of Defending Trump
The 28-year-old and the president shared a tone and, it seemed at times, a mind.
Seven Steps to Defeat Dems and the DSA
By Karl Rove: Far-left candidates give an opening to the GOP in the midterms. Can they use it wisely?
Don’t Rule Out AOC for President
As Democrats flirt with socialism, she’s a serious candidate.
Francesca Hong, the Socialists’ Next Hope
Forget the tweets. The frontrunner in the Democratic primary for Wisconsin Governor wants a 17% income tax and ‘public groceries.’