AMERICANGREATNESS (Rainer Zitelmann) - Space Squatters Will Open the Final Frontier
When we talk about the future of mankind in space, we should learn from history. Squatters played a crucial role in the settlement and economic […] Source
When we talk about the future of mankind in space, we should learn from history. Squatters played a crucial role in the settlement and economic […] Source
For most Americans—or at least most Americans with even a remedial education in civics—the phrase “separation of powers” usually explains the tripartite nature of the […] Source
This is the third attack in a week on Ebola healthcare facilities in the region.
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President Donald Trump announced "major combat operations" against Iran on Feb. 28, with massive joint U.S.-Israeli strikes.
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China launched the Shenzhou 23 spacecraft with 3 astronauts heading to its space station. One astronaut is set to stay in space for a year to explore human adaptability in long-duration spaceflights.
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The cost of Nayib Bukele’s crackdown on crime is too high.
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Three centuries late and not a moment too soon.
Why Republicans Could Lose a Florida House Seat if Cory Mills Is Renominated Roger Stone and Troy Smith examine a series of high-stakes political controversies, ranging from allegations of personal misconduct to the inner workings of national intelligence. The discussion begins with a scathing critique of Congressman Corey Mills, focusing on his history of domestic […] The post Why Republicans WILL LOSE a House Seat in Florida IF Cory Mills is Re-Nominated appeared first on StoneZone .
Why Republicans Could Lose a Florida House Seat if Cory Mills Is Renominated Roger Stone and Troy Smith examine a series of high-stakes political controversies, ranging from allegations of personal misconduct to the inner workings of national intelligence. The discussion begins with a scathing critique of Congressman Corey Mills, focusing on his history of domestic disturbances, legal restraining orders, and disturbing accusations of stolen valor regarding his military record. Shifting focus to national security, the participants praise Tulsi Gabbard’s efforts as Director of National Intelligence to declassify sensitive government documents related to election integrity and the origins of COVID-19. Troy Smith, Editor of…Open
Neither luddism nor accelerationism is a serious policy. The post The Right Needs AI Realism appeared first on The American Conservative .
Politics The Right Needs AI Realism Neither luddism nor accelerationism is a serious policy. The right is finally having its long-overdue AI fight. Conservatives have treated AI as either a productivity miracle or a distant science-fiction threat. But the coalition lines are not clean. Parts of Silicon Valley now live comfortably inside the right, and parts of the right have adopted the language of founders, defense tech, crypto, and acceleration. The boosters tell us to build faster, regulate less, and trust the engineers. The skeptics warn of job loss, censorship, surveillance, and machines that slowly displace human judgment. Both camps see something real. Neither offers enough. The recent conservative backlash against the…Open
Bad as Chinese schools can be, there is something more sinister in the U.S. The post Ohio Water Torture appeared first on The American Conservative .
Culture Ohio Water Torture Bad as Chinese schools can be, there is something more sinister in the U.S. Two unrelated events collided recently: President Donald Trump went to China, and I learned that the boy who bullied me in high school died. The two events connected in my mind in an unexpected way. The media, bullies themselves, of course found the China trip largely a disaster. Trump generated predictable coverage: panic over diplomatic protocol, endless parsing of symbolism, and stories about EVs and AI. As when at home they report on every Trump gaffe, act of pantomime-like resistance, and negative turn in the Iran War, the purpose is to humiliate Trump and mock the Orange Man. The other media tic that emerged, especially when nothing…Open