Medicare wastes billions of dollars annually on diagnostic and therapeutic procedures of little or no clinical value.
The left blames Smith & Wesson, and the right blames Silicon Valley, for mishaps that result from parenting failures.
The public has soured on data centers, on account of the noise they make and the resources they consume. Democrats smell blood in the water.
The term artifricial intelligence is an incorrect and overly grandiose term for programs that are not nearly as capable as the name suggests.
The Michigan Fourth District race shows the essential differences between Republicans and Democrats on affordable energy.
In the years after World War II, America enjoyed unprecedented and unequaled prosperity, while trouble brewed beyond the borders.
The United States Supreme Court at least gave a chance for mail-in ballots to have some sorely-needed safeguards for the first time.
America knows how to create AI, but seems to have forgotten how to build the infrastructure, including generating capacity, to support it.
The United States and its allies are not fighting to win in the Red Sea, where asymmetric guerilla warfare threatens to bleed them dry.
Iran provided ample casus belli for the United States. But Trump might have failed to make enough of a case for the war.