Technology

The AI Jobs Apocalypse Just Failed Its First Contact With the Evidence

When a worker gains a tool that lets him produce more per hour, his labor becomes more valuable, not less. And growing firms hire. The latest jobs…

Jul 13 • Guest Author

Your Lawn Is Thirstier Than AI: The Innumeracy Behind the Data Center Water "Crisis"

The water panic has an off-switch. I built one in 2000. But there are people who don't want you to know about it.

Jul 6 • Guest Author

Scott Bessent: American Economic Statecraft in the 21st Century

At The Economic Club of New York’s America 250 Gala Dinner, the Treasury Secretary lays out a vision for the disciplined global use of America’s…

Jun 25 • Guest Author

Juneteenth: No, America's Wealth Wasn't Built By Slaves — Slavery Held Us Back

There's a reason the North wiped out the South: free men create, innovate and prosper, slavery freezes development in place. By 1861, the difference was…

Jun 19 • Rod D. Martin

We Could Have Had Cell Phones 40 Years Sooner

The holdup was not technology, but government. What else do we not have because of Washington?

Jun 18 • Guest Author

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 Geopolitics of the Lewis & Clark Expedition

The intrepid explorers set out on this date, more than two centuries ago. Few moderns appreciate the magnitude of that endeavor.

May 14 • Rod D. Martin

Has Alberta’s Brexit Moment Finally Arrived?

Pro-independence activists needed 177,732 signatures. They just submitted nearly 302,000. Now Ottawa faces a reckoning.

May 9 • Rod D. Martin

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 Biden Administration Knew China Could Manipulate Our Elections - And Covered It Up

Newly declassified intelligence shows U.S. intelligence discovered the threat of Chinese access and control of U.S. election systems — then buried the…

Apr 28 • Sam Faddis

Why the U.S. Must Deliver Full Nuclear Fuel Cycle Technology to South Korea Now

Washington’s hesitation to empower Seoul’s nuclear capabilities isn’t prudence — it’s strategic self-sabotage as adversaries surge ahead.

Apr 25 • Fred Fleitz

Everything New We Just Learned About The Trump Class Battleship Program

We are getting a clearer idea of how the Navy thinks it can best use the world's first new class of battleships since World War II.

Apr 24 • Guest Author

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