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Washington Can’t Outsource the Fate of the World to OpenAI
OpenAI disclosed this summer that autonomous agents bypassed safeguards during cybersecurity testing and compromised systems.
Report Finds Pfizer, AbbVie Among Top Players in Transgender Hormone Market
Pfizer, AbbVie and other major drugmakers among the leading companies in a market for hormones used in gender-transition treatment.
Trump Administration Moves on Three Fronts to Tighten Immigration Rules
New actions target birth tourism, refundable tax credits and the “public charge” standard for green-card applicants, according to a new COMPASS report from the Conservative Partnership Institute.
The Marriage License
Norman Rockwell’s The Marriage License captures a quintessentially American promise.
The American Story: 9/11
We can’t mourn adequately without the honoring. And we can’t honor adequately without resolving: resolving, according to our capacities, to be heroes ourselves when needed.
Most Faculty Say Diversity Helps Their Field — But They Think Colleagues Disagree More Than They Actually Do
A new national survey of 3,563 faculty finds broad, cross-partisan support for viewpoint diversity — and a persistent gap between what professors believe and what they think their colleagues believe
Beyond the Big Metros: What Three Overlooked American Cities Can Teach Urban Policy
Lessons in resilience from the small and mid-size cities policymakers overlook
The Beijing Dividend: Who Benefits from America’s Anti-AI Backlash?
From robot Olympics to bot farms, Beijing is cultivating technological confidence at home while China-linked operators exploit technological anxiety in the United States.
A Natural Law Manifesto
The claim we are making is that the natural law, or the laws of reason, provide a much firmer ground of principle for our judgments.
Conservative Group Unveils Sweeping Blueprint to Overhaul U.S. Science Policy
NAS presents its recommendations as an effort to protect empiricism and depoliticize science. But there are other things to consider.
Trump’s Iran Strategy: A Defense
The war in Iran ends when Iran's nuclear threat ends. Why Trump's strategy is to entomb the program repeatedly until the Golden Dome is complete.
Archives of American Art
In the future days, which we seek to make secure, we look forward to a world founded upon four essential human freedoms.
One More For Chesty
His combat service record is astonishing: he is the most decorated Marine in history.
Abraham Lincoln: Letter to Mrs. Bixby
[May you have] the solemn pride that must be yours to have laid so costly a sacrifice upon the altar of freedom.
Archives of American Art
His bronze bust of Union General George Henry Thomas, was one of five busts of Civil War generals commissioned.
From the Floor: ‘Democrats change the law and hand out green cards’
When the American people finally elect a President to end this chaos, to end this abuse, Democrats demand mass amnesty.
Think More: Wednesday, September 2, 2026
Trump's siege of Iran, a restocked medicine reserve, walked fentanyl, birth tourism under oath, Medicaid's open pipelines, and K-12 fraud.
Radical Revisionism at the National Museum of American History
The National Museum of American History isn't a museum about American history, but rather about activists' attempts to shape the future.
Forever Madness
Worse is to come on the more “respectable” left, where a full-scale revisionist attack on Cold War liberalism is under way.
Culture War: The Deadly Consequences of a Woke War Machine
Culture War: The Deadly Consequences of a Woke War Machine is a conservative political documentary that examines the August 2021 Abbey Gate bombing during the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan. It was produced by the American Principles Project. When the Biden administration decided to hastily depart from Afghanistan it was seen, and remains seen, as a […]