The numbers about the forthcoming Starbase in Louisiana are impressive. The future in space is even more impressive. The challenge will be to keep it from getting wrecked. Not by hurricanes, but by politics.
If we’re going to fight communism at home, we must fight it the right way.
Communism is once again stalking the United States. The threat is a combination of subversion and espionage from the Communist regime in China, as well as from the Democratic Socialists of America—who are, in fact, not democratic and not socialists.
It’s a persistent oddity: Left-wing parties in the West celebrate lifestyles that would get them imprisoned or killed if they lived in the Muslim Middle East. And yet those same left-wingers seek to import Muslims into their own countries.
While we can’t know what’s going to happen in November, we can know that no matter what the election results, the DSA isn’t going anywhere. Its threat is real, and will be ongoing.
Unsurprisingly for a theater kid, Zohran Mamdani likes to freshen his show every day. To a growing number of fearful observers, it’s a horror show, but his lefty fans love it.
There’s a debate: Is the exodus of talent and wealth from New York City the unwanted byproduct of Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s persona and policies? Or is it the wanted result?
Do we need spiritual armor to fight off evil? Most people think so, but as we shall see, not all.
If you have enough contempt for something, it’s easy to neglect it. And if you’re a communist, it’s easy to go further than that. We’ll get to how reds operate when they’re in power in a moment. But first, some news from their beachhead in New York City.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is smart, but it’s making many with Natural Intelligence (human beings) dumb. That’s a weird paradox.
There’s no such thing as greatness without a great deal of energy. No small part of our greatness today comes from the Made in USA innovation of hydraulic fracturing, also known as fracking.
New York City’s mayor, Zohran Mamdani, has been called an anti Semite and a communist—in President Trump’s opinion, a “communist lunatic.”
On June 19, a Trump administration official said of AI companies, “You can’t tell everyone that your product might destroy the world and then not expect the government to be involved.”
Pope Leo XIV’s trip to Spain featured spectacular visuals, and yet the deeper cultural, even political, points will be even more long-lasting.
The coverage of the Catholic Church’s new encyclical on artificial intelligence (AI) reminds us that the Pope is the one religious leader in the world with a planet-spanning presence.
Another figure from France’s past is looming larger: Joan of Arc (1412-1431) was the maiden who, as a teenager, rallied the French to fight off the English. After winning battlefield victories, she was captured by the English and burned at the stake.
Pope Leo XIV is using the past to send a signal to the present moment — recalling historical evils of the left, emphasizing that the Catholic Church remembers its own, and pointing to the importance of courageous faith.
The Art of the Deal comes to medicine, and with those deals, new breakthroughs and cures.
In just a month, Project Hail Mary has rocketed to more than $616 million in box-office receipts; it’s the boffo breakout of this young year. More than half-a-billion dollars–no wonder they’re already talking about sequels and spinoffs.
Among the cultural and financial elites (defined as affluent people clustered in big cities with good access to/ownership of the Main Stream Media), there’s hostility to the police.
Interesting NBC News headline on April 6: “Tax cuts are the hot new idea for Democrats.” But of course, there’s a catch. Actually, many catches.
James Carville’s latest rant shows a key difference not only between the two U.S. political parties but between worldviews. On one side, a desire to destroy, on the other, a desire to build.
“A woke AI would be catastrophic to the future of humanity.” On March 27 those words of warning were posted on X by an anonymous account, C_3C_3 and immediately reposted by Elon Musk.
Each new day brings a hundred headlines on some aspect of artificial intelligence. How to make sense of this flood? Who can provide context—especially for conservatives, rightly concerned about Big Woke Tech?
When we are reminded that civilization is worth fighting for—and must be fought for—Archbishop Fulton Sheen resonates.
Revealing headline in MSM publication Politico: “Trump’s Greenland Gambit Has Broken Brains Across Washington.”
The January 7 death of “warrior” Renee Good has drawn attention away from the issue of fraud in Minnesota–at least that’s what Gov. Tim Walz and other Democrats are hoping.
President Trump has long had his eye on Greenland, seeing not only its natural wealth, but also its strategic position, midway between Eurasia and North America.
Sarah Beckstrom gave her all to defend America. Her sacrifice reminds us that we can all do more to help keep America safe.
As details about the accused assassin of Charlie Kirk emerge, we’re going to learn a lot about Discord, Steam, Twitch, and Furry Shades of Gray. These exotic digital underworlds seem to have bent the alleged shooter, and perhaps other young people as well, toward conspiracy to do evil.
Hard to believe it’s been 24 years since 9/11. The memories are so fresh: the planes crashing into buildings, the people fleeing, the firemen running—hundreds of them to their deaths—and the bells tolling. With the passage of nearly a quarter-century, it’s worth distilling some hard lessons.
What does Google think of Breitbart News? I asked it. I took headlines from Breitbart and turned them into questions to Google. The answers were revealing, showing us how Google—including its artificial intelligence (AI) programs—plans to persuade us to be obedient liberals.
For the longest time, Democrats could gerrymander the states they controlled, while Republicans did not reciprocate. Those days are over.
The New York City mayoral race is the most interesting election contest this year, as it’s shaping up to be not just a battle over the socialism espoused by Democratic nominee Zohran Mamdani, but also as a proxy battle between President Donald Trump and former president Barack Obama.
Edwin J. Feulner, the quiet godfather of American conservatism who helped create the Heritage Foundation, died on July 18 at age 83.
As we approach the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II, we recall that Japan’s surrender on September 2, 1945, was determined by another world-changing event: the first detonation of an atomic bomb on July 16, 1945.
A key reason why the Greatest Generation was so great is that they learned early on to grapple with serious matters. Dealing with life and death, they grew up fast, and that maturity propelled them to success in later life.
Elon Musk’s time in Washington, DC, is over; but the work he started at DOGE will live on despite the howls of his critics.
It’s axiomatic that if you follow a bad map, you will end up in a bad place. Such is the power of bad ideas, including the bad thinking that guided U.S. economic policymaking in the latter half of the 1960s and all through the 1970s.
Artificial Intelligence could enrich and enslave us—perhaps one or the other, perhaps both at the same time. So, even non-Catholics should appreciate that Pope Leo XIV is summoning his Church to build a fortress for the free will of faith—the right of each soul to find a path to salvation—in the age of AI.
