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The article explores how major AI companies may inadvertently promote a culture of disengagement from traditional work, raising concerns about the future of employment and productivity.
The article explores the trend of corporations relocating to the Heartland, highlighting factors like lower costs, a skilled workforce, and a desire for community engagement in business operations.
It’s hard to think of a sport that embodies the American spirit better than rodeo. But while the White House has opened its doors to countless baseball, hockey, and. The post Trump Brings the West to the West Wing appeared first on First Things
A pliant autocracy in Iran won’t solve America’s problems in the region
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David Ulevitch speaks with Chris Power, founder and CEO at Hadrian, and Vice Admiral Robert Gaucher, the Pentagon's first direct reporting portfolio manager for submarines, at the opening of Hadrian's Factory Four in Cherokee, Alabama. They discuss the state of America's submarine industrial base, why the Navy now needs more than five times the manufacturing capacity it had a decade ago, and how software-driven factories and a new workforce can close the gap
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Doing everything by war is in fact difficult, expensive, and unsustainable. The post America’s Lost Diplomatic Strength appeared first on The American Conservative
Why is the left so insistent that voter fraud isn’t real? The post Vote Fraud: Another ‘Science Is Settled’ Issue appeared first on The American Conservative