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All of Your Takes About the Cornell Rape Allegations Are Terrible

Zachary Faria is correct that Democrats are accepting the accuser’s newly filed lawsuit far too credulously, without vetting Jane Doe’s claims, which would be galling if true. Defense attorney Andrew Fleischman is also right that Doe’s original statement, as summarized by the police, does not describe conduct that meets the stringent standards for criminal rape under New York law.

Kick the U.N. Out of New York

The U.N. has never met a progressive shibboleth it didn’t like. Climate change; diversity, equity, and inclusion; economic redistribution; global taxation; and criminalizing actions by sovereign states are always welcome topics at the U.N. Why? Because they’re a way for the world’s worst leaders to force Western countries to hand over the Benjamins.

Trump Must Serve the UN Its Eviction Notice

European Union spokesman Anouar el Anouni recently demanded that the United States lift its visa ban on Palestinian Authority Dictator Mahmoud Abbas and allow him to address the UN General Assembly. As usual, this is just another empty gesture of European virtue-signaling.

Slow Down the Race to Regulate AI

That the leaders of the most powerful artificial intelligence companies are all calling for regulation shouldn’t be ignored. But big businesses calling on big government to cement their status as industry leaders isn’t new. And lawmakers should exercise extreme caution when attempting to regulate an industry they don’t understand.

“Fortress North America” Is the Latest Canadian Con

Over the past week, we’ve seen the resurgence of the concept of a “Fortress North America” being pushed by trade groups that have a foot on each side of our northern border. Don’t be deceived by the benefits implied for American interests through this term. This concept is just the latest con being pushed by Canadian interests.

The Blue State Corporate Exodus

CG Oncology, a cancer immunotherapy biotech company, announced last week that it was moving its headquarters from California to Texas, becoming the latest employer to abandon what was once the Golden State to take advantage of lower taxes, smarter regulations, and better infrastructure elsewhere.

If DC Won’t Arrest ATV Riders, Trump Should

The latest iteration of the popular Grand Theft Auto computer game will be released this November. The game will allow players to turn its fictional streets into festivals of unrelenting criminality. Fortunately, most cities act when idiot drivers bring dangerous video game-type driving onto real-life streets. But the sensible cities do not include Washington.