Big Tech

The Standard Oil of Nuclear

Rockefeller built the world's greatest fortune not by drilling for oil but by turning crude into fuel. Standard Nuclear means to do likewise, with a…

Jun 9 • Guest Author

The 8 Seconds Microsoft Tried to Delete From the Internet

It contained a $10 trillion prediction. And a tell. PLUS, the 4-question framework — The Automation Audit — that tells you exactly what to automate…

May 4 • Guest Author

The Biggest Job Creation Event Since the Internet Is Hiding in Anthropic’s Data

92 million jobs are about to disappear. But 170 million will replace them. In fact, 69 percent of CEOs say their AI investments will lead to maintaining…

Apr 23 • Guest Author and Rod D. Martin

Time for Democrats' Censorship Machine to Pay

Missouri v. Biden ended with a historic settlement. But the people who built the censorship regime that silenced Americans and threatened our Republic…

Mar 31 • Rod D. Martin

The U.S.–Israel Alliance Is a Strategic Bargain

Aid to Israel is not charity. It is one of the most profitable strategic investments the United States has ever made — and a prototype of Trump's vision…

Mar 23 • Rod D. Martin

The Robot Revolution Is Nigh

The next great productivity boom is coming fast — and unless defenders of free markets lead, the Left will turn it against us.

Mar 16 • Rod D. Martin and Guest Author

Palantir Has Lots of Enemies. Do They Even Know What It Does?

It’s hard to explain something that can put chicken nuggets in Walmart and kill Osama bin Laden. Palantir can do both.

Mar 13 • Guest Author

AI Can’t Replace You

The fears of an AI apocalypse are greatly overblown, for reasons that become entirely clear when you examine its reality as a technology rather than…

Mar 11 • Guest Author

Behind America’s New Industrial Revolution

Defying all predictions (except the President's and ours), the United States is now outpacing the world in growth and productivity.

Mar 3 • Guest Author

Deep Dive: America's Nuclear Renaissance

How Trump and Big Tech broke Democrats’ 50-year war on nuclear power, and what that means for America's future.

Jan 15 • Rod D. Martin

To Preserve the Republic, Technology Platforms Must Uphold Our Rights

Can ubiquitous technology coexist with the right to privacy? Yes. But only if citizens take an active role in shaping the law and protecting themselves.

Nov 20, 2025 • Guest Author

The Rise and Fall of Wikipedia

Wikipedia's betrayal serves as a tragic reminder that no technology is incorruptible, no platform is permanently inoculated against capture. Grokipedia…

Nov 3, 2025 • Guest Author

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