Gordon Sondland: The urgent threat from Iran requires presidential decision-making, not just labels
Questioning U.S. policy toward Iran is not just acceptable; it’s crucial. The media should investigate, Congress ought to scrutinize, and both parties should discuss the potential consequences of military actions. These issues carry serious weight, particularly regarding the risks to American lives, stability in the region, and nuclear proliferation. However, the discourse around the term […]
Steve Milloy: The True Threat of Overpopulation
Population control advocate Paul Ehrlich passed away on March 13 at the age of 93, marking the end of a notable career that was, well, full of mistakes. Initially a butterfly researcher at Stanford in the 1960s, Ehrlich entered the overpopulation debate with a speech at the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco. This speech propelled […]
Trent Perry’s ascent makes UCLA basketball a threat during March Madness
PHILADELPHIA — Trent Perry couldn’t help but break into a little celebratory dance after landing a step-back 3-pointer over his team manager. On the eve of the NCAA Tournament, during a casual shooting practice, the UCLA guard hit most of his 3-pointers, taking pass after pass from the corner. His expression changed to disbelief when […]
Denmark has allegedly deployed troops with explosives to Greenland due to a U.S. threat.
Earlier this year, reports surfaced indicating that Denmark was prepared to use explosives to destroy a blood supply airstrip in Greenland due to concerns about a potential U.S. invasion. This information comes from a recent report by Danish public broadcaster DR. The plan involved sending troops to Greenland in January with explosives ready in case […]
Autonomous AI Weapons: The Nuclear Threat of the 21st Century
Code Red: Left, Right, and the Race to Control AI Winton Hall’s latest book, Code Red: Left, Right, and the Race to Control AI, takes a serious look at the fast-approaching threats posed by autonomous weapons. These technologies could change warfare radically in the 21st century, much like nuclear weapons did in the previous century. […]
Bongino Disagrees with Claim That Iran Was Not an Immediate Threat
Bongino Discusses Iran on “Hannity” During a Wednesday appearance on FNC’s “Hannity,” former FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino expressed his view that Iran does not pose an imminent threat, contesting opinions voiced by former Trump counterterrorism official Joe Kent. Bongino stated, “I have a broader perspective. If you’re part of the audience and you’re not […]
Galaxy suggests that while the danger of quantum computing to Bitcoin is genuine, it does not pose an immediate existential threat.
Debate Over Quantum Computing and Bitcoin’s Security Concerns about the potential for quantum computing to compromise Bitcoin’s encryption have ignited considerable discussion within the cryptocurrency community. However, Alex Thorne, who leads research at Galaxy Digital, believes the narrative that Bitcoin is unprepared or that investors should steer clear due to this risk is overstated. While […]
Joe Kent explains to Tucker Carlson why he believed Iran was not an immediate threat.
Former Counterterrorism Chief Discusses Iran’s Threat Level On a recent segment with Tucker Carlson, Joe Kent, previously the director of the National Counterterrorism Center (NCTC), shared his perspective on why he doesn’t see Iran as an immediate threat to the U.S. His comments came after the Office of the Director of National Intelligence made a […]
Tulsi Gabbard declines to verify that Iran was an immediate threat to the US
Gabbard’s Stance on Iran’s Threat Level Discussed in Senate Hearing The Director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, has refrained from confirming whether U.S. intelligence agencies indicated that Iran posed an “imminent threat” to the U.S. ahead of recent military actions, despite President Donald Trump’s claims to the contrary. During a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing on […]
The Tariff Inflation Threat That Wasn’t Real
Liberation Day Tariffs: A Requiem for a Failed Theory The inflation advocates had a straightforward belief: Tariffs lead to increased prices. Importers would inevitably shift those costs onto consumers. Additionally, domestic manufacturers, sheltered from international competition, would also elevate their prices. Democrats went so far as to label the tariff a “national sales tax.” Recent […]