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Seeking a second scientific ‘revolution’
Dr. Jay Bhattacharya of the National Institutes of Health discusses the need for a new revolution in scientific study. At the root of the scientific revolution was the idea that there was not and should never be a scientific…
Like NC, Ohio likes the idea of placing voter ID in constitution
M.D. Kittle writes for the Federalist about an interesting new poll involving election integrity in the Buckeye State. Ohio voters could decide in November whether they want to enshrine its photo ID law into the state…
Pelley falls short of standard for ‘serious journalist’
Jonathan Leaf writes for the Washington Free Beacon about a recently fired “60 Minutes” reporter. A week ago, former 60 Minutes correspondent Scott Pelley arrived for a meeting with his new boss, Nick Bilton, on the CBS News…
National Review probes Graham Platner’s ‘mendacity’
Editors at National Review Online assess a high-profile US Senate candidacy. It’s hard to know what’s worse — Graham Platner’s pattern of deception, or the willful credulity of his supporters. In a friendly interview with…
Bioethicist criticizes pope for emphasizing humanity
Wesley Smith writes for National Review Online about a well-known bioethicist’s disturbing approach toward people. The utilitarian bioethicist Peter Singer opposes human exceptionalism. Indeed, he contends that being human is…
Assessing the worldwide birth ‘crash’
Nicholas Eberstadt and Patrick Norrick explore a challenge for the future of human flourishing. Human beings are unique among living creatures in being able to alter their own fertility deliberately, imposing their own…
Getting the best bang for the buck with ed tech
Mark Schneider and Auditi Chakravarty assess the challenges associated with rising education technology costs. US spending on K–12 education technology reached $30 billion in 2024; some estimates predict this number will…
America’s chances of remaining world AI ‘superpower’
Hal Brands explores the prospects for maintaining America’s artificial intelligence dominance. “The future of American warfare is here, and it’s spelled AI,” Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth declared in early December. It…
Assessing new challenges for the Fed
Desmond Lachman writes about the latest challenges facing America’s central bank. Mike Tyson famously said that everyone has a plan until they are punched in the face. We have to wonder whether the same might be said of…
Democrat in US Senate funds anti-ICE, mass unrest activity
Steven Richards writes for JustTheNews.com about one US senator’s questionable political activity. The political committee of Democratic Senator Chris Murphy — himself well versed in the “Resistance” talking points against…
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