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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.

Dems’ Growing Extremism Will Surely Backfire

For more than a decade, Democrats have watched Donald Trump succeed with a brand of politics that is crude, often coarse, and always volatile. They have agonized, mostly unproductively, about how to defeat it. They tried various strategies, and all ultimately failed. Now they are trying another that is doomed.

The WNBA Has a Black Entitlement Problem

The politburo of the Women’s National Basketball Association continues to be mired in controversy after an excessively hard foul by Chicago Sky player Dijonai Carrington on the Indiana Fever’s Sophie Cunningham during a game over the weekend. The problem was Carrington blaming white privilege for being held accountable for the foul.

Sorry Europe, Trump Has Found Better Allies in Asia

Trump has sorted the U.S.’s  allies into two categories: those worthy of diplomatic energy and close military coordination, and those who are not. The European nations, excepting Poland, fall into the “not” box. The gung-ho Asian tigers — Japan, South Korea, the Philippines, and Australia — get the green tick.

Hezbollah Is on America’s Doorstep

Brazil dismisses Hezbollah as a Lebanese problem with little bearing on it. That fiction puts Americans at risk. The Lebanese Shiite terrorist group maintains an active presence in at least a dozen Latin American countries, and Brazil is one of its main nodes.