1. Adam Kissel: The Time for a Civil-Rights Audit is Now
2. Todd Sheets: Navigating the AI Revolution -
Regulation
3. Kenneth Rapoza: The Tariff Trump Hasn't Tried
Yet - A Market Access Charge on Foreign Capital Could Tame the Dollar and Boost
U.S. Manufacturing
4. Daniel Greenfield: Obama Judge Overrides Congress,
Big Beautiful Bill
5. Greg Rabidoux: Is Superman Really an Illegal
Immigrant?
6. Kerry Lutz: AI is Going to Burn the Grift
Economy to the Ground
The Time for a Civil-Rights Audit is Now
By Adam Kissel, Author of Slacking: A Guide to Ivy League Miseducation
The stakes are too high for universities to play chicken with federal investigators.
The best time for a university to perform a civil-rights audit
was two full years ago, right after the Supreme Court announced its decisions
in the Students for Fair Admissions cases. The next best time
is now. In short, the Supreme Court wrote in 2023, "Eliminating
racial discrimination means eliminating all of it." Title VI of the 1964
Civil Rights Act has long been interpreted to ban racial discrimination across
all of a university's programs and activities. About equally ominous for
colleges that ignore this legal obligation is the prospect that the IRS will
fully and vigorously enforce its rule that "a school that does not
have a racially nondiscriminatory policy as to students does not qualify as an
organization exempt from Federal income tax." Bad curriculum and civil
rights violations are linked through the leftism and "oppressor-oppressed"
themed activist indoctrination in today's colleges. [more...]
Navigating the AI Revolution - Regulation
By Todd Sheets, Author of 2008: What Really Happened
In this article, I’ll add some perspective and balance to the
doomsday scenarios affecting public debate, refocus the discussion on what we
can and do know about AI, and show that much of the growing bipartisan
antipathy toward Big Tech was created not by failures of the tech companies
themselves, but rather by the political activists now trying to regulate their
way into control of this critically important sector. While there's no way of
knowing exactly where AI will lead us, the long arc of human history affords
far more reasons for optimism than for pessimism. Rather than ceding control to
political operatives who have caused many of the issues they would now like to
regulate, we will be far better off if our AI future is guided by consumer
choice in a manner that is capable of unleashing a new era of upward mobility
and protection from authoritarian repression, both abroad and at
home. [more...]
The Tariff Trump Hasn't Tried Yet - A Market Access Charge on
Foreign Capital Could Tame the Dollar and Boost U.S. Manufacturing
By Kenneth Rapoza, Reporter/Columnist for Coalition for a Prosperous America
There is one tariff the Trump administration has never
mentioned. And that is a tariff on foreign capital inflows buying U.S. stocks
and bonds. Could it be a tool to stabilize the dollar, balance trade, and raise
revenue to curtail an ever-rising fiscal deficit? Yes, it can. In a June
24 op-ed in the Financial Times of all places, columnist Martin
Wolf toyed with the idea: "If the U.S. wants to accelerate a worldwide
discussion with a policy intervention, the obvious one would be a tax on
capital inflows." The fact that Wolf mentions this at all in a reasonable
way speaks volumes. We can say he is warming people up to the possibility. That
alone is groundbreaking. [more...]
Obama Judge Overrides Congress, Big Beautiful Bill
By Daniel Greenfield, Author of Domestic Enemies
Judicial coup expands.
I missed the part of the Constitution that allows federal judges
to override the president, and now apparently congressional legislation,
because of their 'feelings.' Judge Indira Talwani, an Obama appointee, previously
declared that all the illegal aliens could remain here because "it is
not in the public interest to manufacture a circumstance in which hundreds of
thousands of individuals will, over the course of several months, become
unlawfully present in the country." Talwani has now topped herself. A
federal judge on Monday granted Planned Parenthood's request to temporarily
halt Medicaid funding cuts to the group's health centers under a provision of
Republicans' new tax and spending package. [more...]
Is Superman Really an Illegal Immigrant?
By Greg Rabidoux, Award-Winning Filmmaker, Author & Cultural Commentator
...and would we arrest and deport him back to planet Krypton?
The newest Superman reboot is crash-landing to planet Earth
soon. But will we accept the "Man of Steel" or arrest him and send
him back in shackles? These seem to be just the kind of questions which
Director James Gunn doesn't just welcome but encourages. No stranger to
controversy, Gunn, who was fired from 'Guardians of the Galaxy 3' for his
tweets which mocked and diminished the evils of pedophilia, the Holocaust, and
rape, is unapologetic about the politics of his Superman. He asserts that
anyone who doesn't like the film's politics, which seem to slant
pro-immigration and anti-ICE/Trump are "jerks" and can go "screw
off." [more...]
AI is Going to Burn the Grift Economy to the Ground
By Kerry Lutz, Host of Financial Survival Network
Construction, medicine, education say goodbye to the scams.
In the industries that matter most - building, healthcare, and
education - grift has become the business model. But now, AI is the wrecking ball,
and it’s aimed right at the heart of the scam. The revolution won't be
televised. It'll be logged, timestamped, drone-scanned, and block-chained. Let's
walk through the collapse... [more...]
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