DATAREPUBLICAN: The Democracy Files (Parts 1–11)
A dated, linked guide to DataRepublican's Democracy Files series, with every claim attributed to her reporting.
A dated, linked guide to DataRepublican's Democracy Files series, with every claim attributed to her reporting.
DataRepublican argues Effective Altruism's future-value math drives AI-doom absolutism and should be kept out of AI governance.
DataRepublican uses the golden-calf story to urge prayer, education and voting, not force, after her Democracy Files reporting.
Will Chamberlain argues the alleged second-Dan-Sullivan ballot effort could be charged as a federal conspiracy against rights. No one has been charged.
Why did news outlets and journalists turn a betting market into the political compass for where races stand in real time? Money explains an advertising relationship, but not a replacement of a scientific method or evidence-based tools.
For the first time in Social Security's history, there may be a solution that helps America and Americans take a step forward.
If you followed my California guides, you know my family now lives in McKinney, Texas.
Netflix is softening C.S. Lewis's Aslan, but the church defanged its Lion first. All Lamb and no Lion, it stopped influencing the culture and started being influenced by it. Here's what that cost the church and its men, and how to breathe life back in.
McKinney's mosque vote was decided weeks before the outrage arrived. This piece argues conservative leadership means aiming energy at fights that can actually be won: zoning code, utility districts, funding disclosure, not just the ones that make headlines.
Six justices ruled against Trump's birthright citizenship order. Only five signed onto the constitutional holding. A close read of what Roberts actually argued, what Thomas's 91-page dissent exposed, and what Congress can no longer fix by statute.
GOVERNOR OF CALIFORNIA THE RACE With Governor Gavin Newsom term-limited, California faces its most wide-open gubernatorial primary since 1998. There are 61 candidates on the ballot. * Steve Hilton (R) — Former
The fourth chair doesn't ask you to reject Jesus. It invites you to keep His name while remaking Him in your own image — and in the process, hand authority to the very institutions that want Christ off the throne and the state in His place.