WASHINGTON, D.C. — The White House has announced that the new Press Secretary will just be a poster-sized photo of Scott Jennings doing that face he does.
By Mike McDaniel In trying to be tough, a real Trump-slayer, Jon Ossoff has instead engaged in character definition.
By Silvio Canto, Jr. A much bigger star than El-Sayed discovered that the American public dislikes seeing people compare themselves to Jesus.
By Bill Ponton Knowledge of Jason Arday’s race alone provides little insight into his lifetime pattern of deception and ultimate suicide, but if you consider his gay qualities, it all comes into sharp focus.
By Mike McDaniel It sounds like some of our sailors need to cowboy up.
By Trish Randall Billions, possibly trillions, earmarked for daycare, elder care, medical treatments, hospices, pharmacies, addiction rehab, and sober living facilities fund lavish lifestyles and foreign terror organizations.
By J.R. Dunn U.S. Navy tech beats Iranian mines in clearing a route through the Strait of Hormuz.
Conservatives are divided on how to approach the technology. The post How AI Is Splitting the Right appeared first on The American Conservative .
Politics How AI Is Splitting the Right Conservatives are divided on how to approach the technology. One of the many drawbacks of living in an era of ultra-polarization is that politics have become quite boring. It may seem odd to say that in the Age of Trump, when every week brings some new bombshell, but when we consider politics qua politics—that is, as a serious attempt to answer the question of who gets what, when, and how—there is a depressing predictability to the positions taken by the major actors. From abortion to tax policy to voter fraud, the battle lines are drawn, the incentives clear, the tracks well-worn. AI is…Open
State of the Union: The president had said he would temporarily ease tariffs on beef imports. The post Ranchers, Lawmakers Slam Trump’s Beef Tariff ‘Betrayal’ appeared first on The American Conservative .
Republican lawmakers and cattle industry groups criticized a decision by President Donald Trump on Friday to temporarily ease tariffs on beef imports. The National Cattlemen’s Beef Association said it was “disappointed” by the move, warning it would undercut America’s beef industry. Meriwether Farms, an American beef company, offered a one-word reaction on X: “Betrayal.” (Catharine O’Neill Gillihan, the firm’s CEO, is a member of the board of the American Ideas Institute, which publishes The American Conservative.) Trump announced the policy change on Truth Social, arguing it would lower food prices amid a shortage in America’s beef herd. “As we work to rebuild this herd and help our ranchers, for the next 90 days,…Open
TAC staffers talk to Jacob Heilbrunn of The National Interest about the week's events. The post TAC Right Now: Why Trump’s Chaos Might Only Escalate, w/ Jacob Heilbrunn appeared first on The American Conservative .
Curt Mills and Jude Russo talk to Jacob Heilbrunn of The National Interest about the backlash to Trump from left and right, the looming midterms, the Iran War, the Ukraine war, and the likely Democratic presidential nominee in 2028. Recorded August 19, 2026. The post TAC Right Now: Why Trump’s Chaos Might Only Escalate, w/ Jacob Heilbrunn appeared first on The American Conservative .Open