Some scientists believe they might be creating life
Culture July 14, 2025
The absence of silence breeds the absence of thought
Science & Tech July 14, 2025
We will need well-trained natural brains if we are to keep the artificial brains we have created under control
Politics July 14, 2025
The mistakes and successes of earlier tech revolutions should be pondered
Culture July 14, 2025
There are too many loose ends. Too many vanishing subplots
Politics July 14, 2025
If we aren’t dead inside already, tech is doing its best
Politics July 14, 2025
The city was always corrupt. Now it is broken
Politics July 14, 2025
Our overlords are petrified by the consequences of the very mass immigration they engineered
Law July 14, 2025
To call the shots in Trumpland, it helps to operate behind the scenes
Middle East July 14, 2025
By and large, the West has grudgingly accommodated Iran’s petulant malevolence
China July 14, 2025
Given the dire problems facing China, it seems plausible that forces within the CCP have had enough
Politics July 14, 2025
Time and again, ministry to the faithful took a back seat to left-wing orthodoxy
Education July 14, 2025
The kolax does not pay attention to unimportant persons, but only to those with power
Culture July 14, 2025
Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are devouring the American dessert industry
International July 14, 2025
The Saudis have poured money into other people’s bomb-making programs
Politics July 14, 2025
Despite Elon and Trump’s public fallout, DoGE is still slashing away at the federal workforce
Middle East July 14, 2025
Whatever happens, it seems unlikely that any regime change will be peaceful
Politics July 14, 2025
‘He has to be, by a country mile, the most accessible president in the history of the presidency’
Politics July 14, 2025
The former congressman showed what an anti-establishment campaign within the GOP could achieve
Politics July 14, 2025
Bubba’s campaign had been a message of Christianity combined with doomsday prophecy
Culture July 14, 2025
The Lone Star State is coming for the big, bright jewel of cultural capital