The findings underscore concerns that subjective reputation-risk standards can become vehicles for ideological discrimination rather than genuine risk management. ...
Is there a connection between the reduction in crime and the reduction in illegal aliens? Democrats might change that if they regain power. ...
Data centers greatly increase energy demand. When the next polar vortex arrives, who will keep the lights on, and who will pay for it? ...
the Federal Election Commission (FEC) shut down its electronic filing system Monday night after discovering an attempted cyberattack. ...
The Pentagon has unveiled FORTRESS, an initiative designed to keep the war machine running even if a catastrophic war devastates the country’s civilian infrastructure. ...
Voters tend to view political issues through the lens of party loyalty. But the most important question is: Is what the government is doing constitutional? ...
Uncontrolled AI and its side effects may be the greatest threat to freedom any generation of Americans have ever faced. ...
The recent Homeland Security Investigations search of Representative Ilhan Omar’s home is the ordinary application of the rule of law. ...
Removing the human beings in government who can question, resist, object and refuse won’t eliminate the bureaucracy — it will eliminate the brakes of the Constitution. ...
On December 8-9, 1958, Robert Welch delivered a series of speeches at the founding meeting of The John Birch Society (JBS) in Indianapolis, Indiana. The transcripts of those two days were later published as The Blue Book of The John Birch Society. ...
