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Socialism is popular! A Pew study reports that more than a third of American adults view it positively. How is this possible?

Democrats’ copious tears over the Constitution are as transparent as they are crocodilian. The U.S. Court of Appeals just averted a constitutional crisis — Democrats should be relieved.

By: The Editorial Board – wsj.com – February 26, 2025 Democrats and Republican Thomas Massie endorsed a $4.5 trillion tax increase by voting against the budget resolution. The House’s budget resolution passed 217-215, and not without some last-minute drama. But Mr. Johnson and President Trump persuaded the last few grumblers, after weeks of negotiating with competing GOP factions, from moderates…

We should be wary of throwing tax dollars at an industry that commodifies babies and bodies and is rife with risk.

America is in a baby bust, young Americans are getting married later and less, parents face rising stress, and children suffer an epidemic of anxiety. But Congress could enact, amend, or repeal plenty of policies to make America more family friendly.

It’s become obvious that Vance doesn’t view his children as something to be stuffed away.

A new report from the Wheatley Institute explores how common it is for U.S. adults to use AI relationship technologies.

By: Julie Jargon – wsj.com – February 22, 2025 Is a human-AI texting service the future of mental-health care for students? Teens around the country are confiding in Sonny when they feel they don’t have anyone else to talk to. Sonny is part human, part AI: a new kind of chatbot that school districts are adopting to provide support when…

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is often portrayed as a revolutionary advancement that may reshape the landscape of society, industry, and even human interaction!  However, it is crucial to recognize that AI is not truly “artificial”…

Visibly and invisibly, artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping every corner of modern life—from large language models like Grok and GPT4—to self-driving cars and scanners used to diagnose disease.

Propaganda and conspiracy theories are often troubling and all too common. They also present serious challenges to critical thinking. There is also increasing attention and debate given to whether public schools and colleges in our time educate or indoctrinate their students.