Curtailing Religious Liberties at Maryland Private Schools Is No April Fool’s Day Prank
Colleen Hroncich The Maryland legislature—a state whose history of protecting freedom of religion dates to its colonial charter in 1632—is ...
How the American Healthcare System Rewards Psychiatric Overdiagnosis
Adam Omary and Jeffrey A. Singer Psychiatric diagnoses in the United States are rising across virtually every category, in every ...
Reconciliation 2.0 Should Put Housing Supply First
Adam N. Michel Lawmakers have an opportunity to make progress on rising housing costs in “reconciliation 2.0.” Beyond funding emerging ...
Walter Williams Against Erasing Confederate History
When protesters began tearing down Confederate statues and markers in the summer of 2020, Walter Williams objected to what he ...
Congress Hasn’t Funded TSA’s Paychecks and That Should Matter
Molly Nixon Transportation Security Administration (TSA) workers are receiving paychecks for the first time in over a month, after President ...
Prosecutors Can’t Strike Jurors for Their Race—Why Can They Strike Them for Distrusting Police?
Matthew Cavedon Prosecutors don’t discriminate against black jurors simply out of racial animus. They do it because black Americans are, ...
Discussing AI Policy with House Rep. Begich
Kevin T. Frazier Only a handful of members of Congress have tech experience. When Nick Begich earned the support of ...
UK tech firm Sintela lands $200m US border security deal
A UK technology company has secured a major $200 million contract with US authorities to deploy advanced fibre-optic sensing systems ...
Artificial Intelligence Hammers in the Final Nail in Karl Marx’s Coffin
Marx built part of his system on the belief that capital would create the “great reserve army of the unemployed,” ...
YouTube named world’s most influential brand as tech dominance grows
YouTube has been ranked the world’s most influential brand, as technology companies continue to dominate global media and public discourse, ...
