Politics
Microsoft to stop using China-based engineers for military tech help
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said China will no longer be involved in his department's cloud services after a report detailed how Microsoft uses Chinese engineers for the Pentagon's computer...
Senate's next appropriations vote to test depth of partisan rancor after Trump spending clawback
Partisan tension over Trump administration efforts to cut spending is raising the prospect of a shutdown fight come September, when government funding will run out. Source link
Trump sues Wall Street Journal for $10 billion over 'false' Epstein letter
President Trump sued the Wall Street Journal, its owners, and reporters for publishing what the president says is a "false" letter, purportedly wishing the late Jeffrey Epstein a happy...
Trump's pace of early travel largely mirrors Biden's, but with more sports events and golf
Moving at the "speed of Trump" is one of the White House's favorite phrases, meant to convey the administration's attempts to bring big changes to government at breakneck speed....
A Long Overdue Victory on Public Broadcasting
President Trump and Republicans have finally followed through on something conservatives have dreamed about for decades. Source link
California’s High-Speed Rail to Nowhere
There was no reason for the feds to pour good money after bad supporting a preposterous project that doesn’t have any national significance. Source link
Throwing Conservatives a Bone Won’t Fix What’s Wrong with Harvard
Until the university decides to take on viewpoint diversity seriously, the faculty’s concerns about external pressure will continue to ring hollow. Source link
President Trump’s Lawfare Against Senator Schiff
There’s probably no prosecutable federal case, since the statute of limitations has expired. Source link
Boston’s Freedom Trail, Even in Sauna Weather, Rouses Heart and Soul
Bunker Hill, a sundered church, and Patriot graves convey the Revolution’s tumult, plus lessons in Puritan design. Source link