The Flavor of Financial Repression
Japan remains the largest foreign holder of U.S. Treasury securities, with holdings still above $1.1 trillion. For decades, that position…
What the Flock! How One Company And Its ALPRs Enable Warrantless Surveillance
Six years ago, police in Aurora, CO, drew weapons on Brittney Gillian, a black woman, and four minors—her sister, daughter,…
Los Angeles County DA Hochman Is Doing The Right Thing
Nathan Hochman’s prosecution of LAPD Officer Daniel Flores is evidence of Hochman’s integrity, not evidence that he has turned against…
The Navy and the Midterms
On the 81st anniversary of Imperial Japan’s surrender, President Donald J. Trump issued a message that rightly honors the warriors…
Acknowledging Everything, Solving Nothing
Not long ago, I attended a Sunday service at a Methodist church in Denver. Before the service began, the pastor…
How did the U.S. let a high-level Chinese government official buy a building next to the White House?
We’ve been hearing for years about China buying American farmland and property near sensitive military installations. The latest Chinese encroachment…
Abdulraham Mohamed El-Sayed pals around with a pedophile adjacent cleric
It’s very important that Americans understand that the DSA and Islamic takeover of the Democrat party—which is what’s happening when…
One woman learned all the wrong lessons from the atom bomb
As someone who loves history, I know you cannot understand the present unless you grasp the past. Or, as George…
The one billionaire the radical left lionizes, celebrates, and seeks to imitate
The left has been making a big deal about its hatred for billionaires, hoping the public will buy into its…
‘Good enough’ isn’t enough: Why a Nobel Laureate’s ‘satisficing’ model breeds human stagnation
David Epstein’s recent New York Times celebration of Herbert Simon’s Nobel Prize-winning concept of “satisficing,” or, settling for what’s good…