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Are we thinking about AI the wrong way? | Bennett Borden
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Are we thinking about AI the wrong way? | Bennett Borden
Many conversations about artificial intelligence focus on fear, risk, and worst-case scenarios. But what if we’re asking the wrong questions? Host Nic Dunn is joined by Bennett Borden, founder and CEO of Clarion AI Partners,…
Washington State Is Moving to Punish Superintendents Who Tell Parents the Truth About Their Own Children
The Washington Professional Educator Standards Board is rewriting the rules — and your child’s superintendent could lose their career for keeping you informed. On May 15, 2026, the PESB is set to vote on changes to the…
TEA Commissioner: Public School Enrollment Continues to Struggle
On Monday, the House Committee on Public Education held a public hearing to discuss the “State of Education” in Texas, with a particular emphasis on assessing academic outcomes, enrollment trends, and school budgets. Among…
Some Detroiters pay high property taxes, others don’t – Mackinac Center
Homes in Detroit now sell for prices seen elsewhere in the state, a big change from where property values were during the Great Recession of 2007-09. That’s a sign of the city’s recovery. But a law meant to protect taxpayers…
Omar’s name linked closely to COVID-era fraud scheme
Jim Hoft writes for the Gateway Pundit about bad news for a member of the congressional “Squad.” Fresh court exhibits from the massive $250 MILLION Feeding Our Future fraud trial have revealed that Rep. Ilhan Omar’s name…
Red states target Islamist influence on lawmaking
Amanda Head writes for JustTheNews.com about an interesting development in Republican-governed states. As President Donald Trump’s second term produces immigration policies, deportations and cultural shifts toward a more…
SPLC’s attack of federal indictment falls flat
Chris Bray writes for the Federalist about a left-wing group’s questionable legal strategy. Charged with federal crimes for allegedly making false statements to banks and making wire transfers in the names of companies that…
Harris worse than Hillary in tight competition
Andrew Stiles writes for the Washington Free Beacon about a competition no one should want to win. It’s one of the fiercest debates in politics these days: Who is the worst American politician of the 21st century? Some say…
National Review seeks end to racial bias in admissions
Editors at National Review Online scrutinize efforts to take race out of American college admissions. Conservatives have long suspected that university admissions policies were violating civil rights in the name of promoting…
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