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Skyler Safriet

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Will Trump’s AI Force Accomplish Anything?

A recent Truth Social post by President Trump suggests that he realizes he has to do something about AI but hasn’t figured out what yet: We will not...

20.09.2026 6

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Skyler Safriet

The Extraordinary Courage of Ordinary People on 9/11

September 11, 2001, was the lucid interval in American history where catastrophe revealed latent courage within so many. Amid the horror, greatness...

11.09.2026 8

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Skyler Safriet

No Mission Creep for Women’s Employment

Efforts to diversify the workforce have reached critical mass. Women accounted for 98 percent of new jobs added in August and now boast the largest...

09.09.2026 6

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Skyler Safriet

The Gender Wars Advance Toward Election Day

There’s a legion of female military veterans running as Democrats this midterm cycle, and they outnumber female veteran Republican candidates an...

09.09.2026 8

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Skyler Safriet

New York’s Race to Moderation

New York’s 17th district holds the keys to power in the House. Held by Republican Representative Mike Lawler, he's facing Democratic challenger...

04.09.2026 5

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Skyler Safriet

Rubio’s Chesterton Moment

“A ring of anarchists is engaged in a purely intellectual conspiracy to bring about the end of civilization," wrote G. K. Chesterton in his...

22.07.2026 20

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Skyler Safriet

Doubt Is No Reason Not to Celebrate the Fourth

There’s a sullen national mood ahead of America’s 250th birthday that doesn’t meet the magnificence of the moment. A Reuters/Ipsos poll revealed...

01.07.2026 20

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Skyler Safriet

D.C. Crime Database Omits Felonies Such as a Reporter’s Assault

Reporter Anna Giaritelli is leading the charge against the alleged manipulation of crime statistics in Washington, D.C., after her own assault went...

17.06.2026 30

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Skyler Safriet

Whackjob Politics Fall Short of an Upset in South Carolina Primaries

Trump ally Senator Lindsey Graham won the South Carolina primary vote on Tuesday, narrowly avoiding a runoff with right-wing challenger Mark Lynch, a...

10.06.2026 30

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FISA Negotiations Confirm Madison’s Fears

"But if we continue to postpone from time to time, and refuse to let the subject come into view, it may occasion suspicions, which, though not...

08.06.2026 40

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Can the Senate Save College Sports?

Since the House v. NCAA settlement enabling colleges to directly pay their student-athletes took effect last July, there has long been a sense of doom...

07.06.2026 30

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Skyler safriet