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Meda Parameswara ReddyAmerican Thinker |
A column made the rounds this month arguing that President Donald Trump’s remaining supporters stay loyal chiefly out of racial grievance and fear...
On the evening of Sept. 30, Tennessee gave Christa Pike a dose of pentobarbital, then a backup dose. She did not die. Witnesses heard her breathing...
Few pairings in contemporary politics seem, at first glance, less alike than President Donald Trump and New York City Zohran Mamdani, a septuagenarian...
Bill Gates has spent the past year warning that this wave of automation is different — that artificial intelligence replaces human thinking itself,...
I was 15 when I first noticed something that took me 50 years to fully understand. My older brother, then about 25, was a young physician working...
For years, Americans have been told the trade deficit is a harmless number, something economists argue about and everyone else ignores. The 2025...
Every democracy has a name problem that it does not know it has. In nearly every country with an elected government, the party outside power is called...
Years ago, one of the steadiest people on my team came back from maternity leave changed: irritable, quick to complain, sharp with colleagues for no...
Growing up in Guntur, India, structural inequality was not an abstraction — it was the street I grew up on. For centuries, the caste system fixed...
In early September, a 27-year-old researcher quit Anthropic and posted a seven-part warning on X. The big AI labs, he wrote, were “racing straight...
Last Tuesday at the United Nations, two men stood at the same podium, hours apart, and told two very different stories about the same war. President...
On Sept. 9 in Dallas, President Donald Trump unveiled the No Invasion of Our Country Act, meant to lock his border crackdown into permanent federal...
The Institutionalist Who Broke the Institution: Joe Biden's Tragic Legacy Meda Parameswara Reddy | July 3, 2026 The news arrived with the weight...
The Democratic National Committee’s long awaited and long suppressed analysis of Kamala Harris’s campaign bodes ill for the party’s future.
It is time to build security architecture that is designed to work -- not designed to look like it works.
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