Adam White assesses US Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito’s approach toward his job. riginalism is the predominant judicial methodology for the Supreme Court, the lower courts, and more than just the courts. It is espoused by…
Miranda Devine of the New York Post questions the timing of recent commentary questioning the future of artificial intelligence. The “AI Apocalypse” scare campaign looks suspiciously like the climate hoax. How convenient that…
The federal government is considering removing the Roadless Rule which was adopted in the final hours of the Clinton Administration in 2001. That rule, designed to protect wilderness areas, is now making it difficult to treat…
Jeffrey Blehar of National Review Online has little good to say about the president’s policies toward Iran. As it happens, Monday was another big day of note: the 60-day deadline for President Trump’s memorandum of…
John Ferrari and Dillon Prochnicki explore ongoing developments in military technology. Killer drones are coming. Shrinking populations and accelerating technology are pushing every military—America’s included—toward machines…
Texas’s fragmented bail system lacks oversight, allowing bondsmen to profit while repeat offenders cycle through release with little accountability. Statewide regulation would strengthen enforcement, improve data…
Big Tech is fighting this tooth and nail. But it’s the right thing. Few things have been more troubling in recent years than the unfettered social experiment of throwing children in front of black mirrors and hopping them up…
Yuval Levin responds to the pope’s major statement about the impact of artificial intelligence. Since the beginning of his papacy a year ago, Pope Leo XIV has held out the promise of offering the world some much-needed wisdom…
Peter McIlvenna writes for Front Page Magazine about a controversial policy across the pond. In a development raising red flags across the Atlantic, Britain’s Labour government has appointed the UK’s first “anti-Muslim…
The following appeared in the Albuquerque Journal on April 4, 2026 Albuquerque’s “progressives” are at it again. Ever since Republican RJ Berry won a three-way election for mayor in 2009 (against two Democrats), Albuquerque…
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