A recent cybersecurity breach in France is once again raising a familiar and uncomfortable question: when governments build registries of law-abiding citizens, who ultimately ends up using that information? According to reporting from NeuraCyb Cybersecurity, unauthorized...
For decades, the gun control debate in America followed a familiar script. Politicians proposed bans, restrictions, and regulations. Advocacy groups rallied for or against specific laws. The battlefield was visible, legislative, and often loud. That’s no longer the case...
A study conducted last year found that some Artificial Intelligence systems, when stress-tested, would make deeply troubling decisions—including allowing harm to humans—if it meant avoiding being shut down. Pair that with growing concerns about political bias in AI...
There is a category of news that rarely trends, rarely goes viral, and almost never becomes the focus of national debate. Not because it isn’t happening—but because it doesn’t fit the narrative. That category is defensive gun use. For years, Americans have been told a one...
For years, gun owners have been told the same story: “The science is settled.”But what if the “science” used to justify gun control isn’t solid at all? New research is pulling back the curtain—and what it reveals should concern every American who values the Second Amendment...
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is learning the hard way that optics matter — especially when they come with a $30 million price tag. After facing backlash for spending over $30,000 in campaign funds on hair and makeup, Johnson is now under renewed scrutiny for something far...
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