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Top Tech CEO Gives Anything But Straight Answer When Asked Why You Should Trust Him |
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman did not give a straight answer when directly asked why people should trust him to spearhead artificial intelligence (AI) development during a Monday interview.Axios co-founder Mike Allen posed the…
How to Help Young Men
Society has done a terrible job guiding teenage boys as they grow into men.Local communities and society more broadly have something important to offer teenagers — guidance. A 15-year-old has never been 35 or 45. Swamped with…
Painful Dose Of Reality Only Known Treatment For Political IRS
When a patient presents a pattern, a persistent psychosis, the ailment deserves a name. For modern Democrats, call it Inconvenient Reality Syndrome, or IRS.Consider the recent “No Kings” rallies. The Left claims President…
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The One Cleaning Tool I Buy at the Dollar Store
There are plenty of things I won’t buy at the dollar store. If it has a plug or a moving part, or claims to last “forever,” I’m cautious. But there is one humble cleaning tool I buy there on purpose every single time, and I…
Social Studies TEKS Reform: The Story So Far
On April 7, the State Board of Education is set to give its final approval to new Social Studies Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS), a much-needed reform to the standards that determine what educators teach. Here’s…
Food trucks, often banned or heavily regulated, may get a chance to thrive – Mackinac Center
Food trucks in Michigan have been banned, overly regulated and even, occasionally, subsidized. None of that has been good public policy, and state lawmakers are doing something about it. A proposed package of bills would set…
Scalia’s continuing significance 10 years later
Robert Doar explores the continuing impact of one of the US Supreme Court’s most significant justices. Ten years on, the constitutional jurisprudence that Justice Scalia spent his life building has prevailed. On the…
Exploring the history of birthright citizenship
Allen Guelzo examines the history behind one of today’s hottest political debates. What makes someone a citizen? We might say, a little hopefully, that a citizen is someone who obeys the law, treats other citizens with…
Offering one-year assessment of ‘Liberation Day’
Phil Gramm and Donald Boudreaux analyze the impact of one of President Donald Trump’s key economic ideas. A year ago Thursday, President Trump raised the average effective tariff rate to 22.5%, and proclaimed April 2…
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