When AI Meets the State | The American Spectator
A central consideration for social contract instantiations of government is the optimal balance…
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Qatar’s Billion-Dollar Bet on American Universities |…
Is Qatar Funding Shaping Universities?In 2025, newly released federal data revealed that Qatar…
When Effort Becomes Optional | The American Spectator
AI rhetoric swings between utopia and apocalypse. The likeliest outcome, though, may be far less…
The Fall of Britain — and the Warning for America | The…
For reasons too dull to disclose, I didn’t become an American citizen till age 26, 20 years after…
The Missing Definition of Victory in Iran | The…
Our war against Iran is now in its third week. President Trump has said, “We took a little…
Tactical Tourism: How Young Extremists Acquire Skills…
When Ibrahim Kayumi, 19, and Emir Balat, 18, were arrested outside New York’s Gracie Mansion…
My Neighbors on Harvey Road | The American Spectator
In 1953, my parents, Herbert and Mildred Stein, my sister, Rachel Judith Stein, about three years my…
The Emerald Revival: Catholicism Surges in Modern…
The spirit of St. Patrick seems to be moving again in the Emerald Isle, according to recent…
From Space Invaders to Doom | The American Spectator
Doom was a terrible game. The graphics were awful, the zombies were particularly disgusting, and…
Choose Life, Not Blame | The American Spectator
Chabad has had the attention of many people before Tucker Carlson. The former newsman stands in a…
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