The Paradox of Progress and the AI Revolution There is a peculiar phenomenon in human history: Every great technological advancement is met with both hope and fear. When the printing press was invented, some fretted it would erode traditional authority; when electricity illuminated the world, critics decried its dangers. Today, artificial intelligence stands at the […]
Via Ammoland by Lee Williams Patrick “Tate” Adamiak never sold a single real firearm—not one—even though he sold thousands of dollars per month of military gear and gun parts legally on his former website. Adamiak was one of Gun Broker’s top 500 dealers, until the ATF decided to target him personally and lie under oath about the […]
North Carolina’s former Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson (R) said he would end his lawsuit against CNN on Friday. Last year, the then-gubernatorial candidate was the center of a scandalous CNN report exposing the inflammatory comments he made on a pornographic website. (RELATED: North Carolina GOP Gubernatorial Nominee Denies Bombshell Allegations From CNN Report, Vows To Stay In Race) […]
Fox News host Harris Faulkner has achieved a milestone by surpassing ABC’s “The View” in total viewership for the first time ever. Faulkner’s program, The Faulkner Focus, which airs in the 11 a.m. time slot, finished January with an average of 2.552 million viewers, narrowly beating “The View,” which garnered an average of 2.508 million viewers, […]
On March 4, 2020, a single, incendiary speech on the steps of the Supreme Court set into motion a chain of events that now demands accountability at the highest levels of government. Trump’s Acting U.S. Attorney Ed Martin’s recent target letter to Senator Chuck Schumer, alerting him to the DOJ’s investigation into that very address […]
Power, unchecked, is a dangerous thing. When wielded without restraint, it ceases to be an instrument of justice and instead becomes a cudgel of retribution. Illinois Governor JB Pritzker’s decree—permanently banning anyone who protested, rioted or was arrested at the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021, from state employment, even if they were later pardoned—is […]
Via Overt Defense by Arun Bishnoi China has completed the final test of its highly classified hypersonic air-to-air missile, marking a significant advancement in its military capabilities. This announcement was made public on 19 January 2025. The missile is reportedly designed to engage high-value targets, including advanced stealth aircraft such as the U.S. B-21 Raider […]
Many operations are experiencing some degree of data automation or AI enablement, and the usability of that data is key to decision making. Via Tim Heiser and Clint Rule of Teague and Breaking Defense What it means to be in-the-loop, on-the-loop, and out of the loop has significantly improved when it comes to decision making […]
Venezuela has agreed to take back all of its nationals who entered the U.S. illegally, including members of the violent Tren de Aragua gang, as part of broader diplomatic efforts to address immigration. The agreement follows successful negotiations by Trump envoy Richard Grenell with Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, which also secured the release of six […]
The Case Against Federal Worker Unions “The process of collective bargaining, as usually understood, cannot be transplanted into the public service.” – Franklin D. Roosevelt Unions have long been the sacred cows of the left, viewed as the vanguard of the working man against the excesses of corporate greed. However, the equation changes when the […]
Via The Truth About Guns by Doug Howlett If you thought Virginia Democrats might slow their anti-gun crusade after their party took a shellacking at the polls across the country this past November yet retained slim majorities over both the state senate and legislature, think again. Fortunately, the Old Dominion has a Republican attorney general, […]
Tulsi Gabbard Vs. The Senate: A Broken System On Display
The Senate’s Confirmation Process Is a National Disgrace The United States Senate was once hailed as the “world’s greatest deliberative body.” It was a chamber of statesmen, a forum where decorum and debate reigned supreme, and where a president’s nominees were judged not by partisan allegiance but by character and competence. That noble ideal died […]