President Trump’s decision to build a granite helipad with the seal of the United States President on it on the South Lawn is a straightforward upgrade that addresses basic operational reality. Yet much of the coverage has focused less on the physical change itself and more on the White House’s concurrent decision to restrict access for certain legacy news outlets.
Trump’s attempt to block reporters from the White House could be seen as a distraction.
WHCA By Ben Voth Organizations such as CNN and Fox News are presently enraged that the White House credentials of some similar organizations have been revoked.
Photo Credit:social distancing lockdown sign DVIDS, via Picryl // public domain By Luis Gonzalez After the lockdowns, what did the government teach me about government power?
ChatGPT for American Thinker By Oliver Martin Military AI is being minted faster than export law can follow it, and that the copies, the trainers, and the chips are already in motion.
Public Domain By Lars Møller Thomas Sowell’s Tragic Vision and the Illusions of the Anointed.
Photo Credit:Mad scientist Pexels video screenshot // Pexels Content License By John Dietrich Marx has been described by his boosters as the father of 'scientific socialism.' He's not the only fraud whose allies claim the mantle of 'science.'
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By James Stansbury Between Spanberger, Kaine, and Warner, Virginia is slated to become California East.
By Lloyd Billingsley Funded by taxpayers, federal bureaucracies are unaccountable and impossible to shut down, regardless of performance.