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Open Weight AI and the Internet Lesson Amodei Forgot
Jensen Huang's open weight AI letter drew 50 signatories in a day. The holdouts' safety case looks less like caution and more like a moat.
Think More: Monday, July 27, 2026
Jordan refers Jack Smith to the Justice Department, Fauci's diaries, the DNC's debt, and the Smithsonian order.
Think More: Friday, July 24, 2026
Brandon Gill targets the ABA's accrediting power, Ways and Means subpoenas the Singham network, the DOJ sues Colorado, and more.
Catholic Sisters Shouldn’t be Forced to Facilitate Assisted Suicide
There is a moral difference between accepting the natural limits of medicine and intentionally causing death.
The Myth of Socialism’s Rise
Most are too busy living their lives, raising their families and doing their jobs to get caught up in political gamesmanship.
Think More: Thursday, July 23, 2026
The SAVE Act path clears the House, New Jersey's voter-roll fight, an AI kill switch, and the DSA's real numbers.
Free Buses Poll Well. The Rest of the Program Doesn’t.
A new Napolitan News survey tested six planks of the DSA platform. Housing and transit sell. Defunding police and emptying the jails collapse.
Think More: Wednesday, July 22, 2026
The case against an AI pause, a rogue OpenAI agent, $24 billion in health payment errors, and Newsom's shakedown machine.
An AI Slowdown Would Hand China the Future
A technology as existentially important to human progress as AI shouldn't be treated as a weapon, but as a tool for American prosperity.
Think More: Tuesday, July 21, 2026
State brands Cuba communism's capital, a China spy-law overhaul, Rubio's war on the ICC, and more.
The Washington Post’s China Blind Spot On Election Meddling
Ignatius claims that the documents President Donald Trump posted last week concerning Chinese meddling proved that it was no big deal.
Think More: Monday, July 20, 2026
China's grab of military voter files, the Save America Act fight, the RNC's never-resident lawsuits, Medicaid fraud, and more.
What Maine Democrats Chose to Ignore
The accusations gathered slowly, like ominous clouds over a harbor, and still the party sailed on.
Vindication But Not Yet Victory
It is no longer the skeptics who must explain their doubts; it is the defenders of this indefensible system.
Think More: Friday, July 17, 2026
Trump declassifies the 2020 election files, Rubio names far-left terror, Socialism sweeps the West Coast, and more.
Think More: Thursday, July 16, 2026
Trump overrules DHS on ICE stops, Krasner subpoenaed, California's racialist turn, the post-Barbara census fight, and more.
European Christendom Isn’t Dead Yet
Tourists aren’t visiting the Paris mosques. They want the old France, the real France, the Paris of their dreams.
Think More: Wednesday, July 15, 2026
Jack Smith read 44 lawmakers' texts, Rubio vows to end the ICC, fentanyl deaths fall, foreign cash floods U.S. colleges.
What Happens Now?
The choices Republicans make now will determine more than who occupies Graham's vacant chairs.
Federal Employees Don’t Get to Defy the President
President Trump’s executive order makes it easier to fire career employees for cause.