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Independent Journal Review
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The answer to two questions will shape the future of AI in the United States: Who gets to write the national rules for AI development? Who gets to...


When Elon Musk bought X, formerly Twitter, and refused to comply with the global censorship regime, he became a target overnight — especially for...


As the country heads towards the anniversary of the 250th year of the great American experiment, we should be reminded of the democratic system in...



Imagine fighting a case all the way to the Supreme Court of the United States—only to admit during oral arguments that the entire premise was based...


I’ve written frequently here in recent years about the financial fiasco that has hit Ford Motor Company and other big U.S. carmakers who made the...


The Trump administration is realizing the promise in the Declaration and reconciling the sacrifice of the Civil War by enforcing the Fourteenth...


Tuesday’s belated November jobs report shows the small-business economy is still struggling to shake off the hangover from the Biden...


There are many reasons that the United States of America has allowed itself to be consumed by a $38 trillion national debt that’s now growing...


For years, Arizona has been an emerging bastion of conservative leadership. Recently the AZ Republic called the legislature the “most conservative”...


The New York Times has invented a new genre of reporting — covering big stories showing Democrats in a bad light years after the events that...


As states grapple with rising electricity prices, lawmakers struggle to strike a balance between affordable energy and responsible environmental...
