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Keir Starmer Attempts to Make Nice with Trump

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After his party was embroiled in a transatlantic election interference fiasco, and found to have been targeting Elon Musk’s Twitter, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer (Labour Party) tried to make nice with Donald Trump after the former President won last night’s election. Newsmax reports on Starmer’s message to Trump: U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer congratulates […]

China’s Mismanaged Solar Industry

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It turns out, as anyone who has read George Orwell’s Animal Farm knows, attempting to manage industry via government isn’t so easy. China has been heavily intervening in its own solar industry, and despite achieving global dominance, the industry is in freefall. Sha Hua explains in The Wall Street Journal: This should be a shining […]

Is Florida Ready for Legalized Strong Weed?

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In The Wall Street Journal, Marc Siegel explains that the THC levels that would be legalized by Florida’s Amendment 3 are far beyond what the folks at Woodstock would recognize. He writes: Recreational marijuana, already legal in 24 states and the District of Columbia, is on the ballot this week in Florida, North Dakota and […]

DEI Hire Harris Hasn’t Won Outside of California

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Kamala Harris hasn’t won an election outside of California. In the 2020 Democratic Primary, Harris didn’t even win one county, let alone any states. In the current election, Joe Biden won the Democrat primary, and Harris swooped in and took it after Biden was forced out of the race. She has no accomplishments and no […]

Can Giuliani Save NYC, Again?

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Is it 1994? New York City is in turmoil, rife with corruption and crime and Rudy Giuliani is considering running for mayor to save the city. Sound familiar? If you’re old enough to remember New York City in the 80s or the early 90s, you know how bad things got and how much work it […]

Nikki Haley Finally Comes Around

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Better late than never? Former Ambassador to the U.N., former governor of South Carolina, and former primary opponent of Donald Trump, Nikki Haley has finally come around to endorsing Trump with an op-ed in The Wall Street Journal. She writes: Millions of people love Donald Trump, and millions hate him. Each group will vote accordingly. […]

Who Will Decide the Election?

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With polls nearly tied both nationally and in many swing states, candidates are fighting for every last voter. Which voters will be the ones to push one side over the edge? Aaron Zitner discusses the race and which voters are crucial to victory in The Wall Street Journal, writing: The Trump and Harris campaigns are […]

Norway’s Airplanes Are Losing GPS Signal

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Morgan Meaker of Wired reports that so much jamming is occurring in northeastern Norway that regulators no longer want to know. Meaker writes: From the ground, northeastern Norway might look like fjord country, peppered with neat red houses and dissected by snowmobile tours through the winter. But for pilots flying above, the region has become […]

Democrat Lawfare Means the White House or the Big House for Trump

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Radical politicized prosecutions by Democrat Party allies in the justice system mean that Donald Trump could face imprisonment if he doesn’t win the presidential election on November 5. A.R. Hoffman explains in The New York Sun: For President Trump, next week’s election could be a moment where two roads diverge — one leads to the […]

Can Big Tech Bring Nukes Back?

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Nuclear power has been the red-headed stepchild of the power production industry for decades but has recently undergone a mini-renaissance with the opening of a new reactor at Plant Vogtle in Waynesboro, Georgia. But, if Big Tech gets its way, America is in for a lot more nuclear energy. The Wall Street Journal’s Jinjoo Lee […]