Artificial Intelligence (AI) has clearly become an obsession on a nearly global level at this point, at least among countries with even rudimentary technological capabilities and internet access. Companies from across all sectors are working with technology leaders to see how it might be incorporated into their business models. Simultaneously, governments are scrambling to figure […]
Last month I wrote about a Netflix series called “The Program” which was recommended by my daughter. The show explained how a few individuals made a fortune promising to straighten out troubled teens in special schools that were one part boarding school and one part cult. Last week my daughter recommended another program thinking I […]
One of the arguments you’ve probably heard circulating during the war in Gaza is that there’s a difference between Hamas, who the US government and most sane people see as terrorists, and Palestinians, who are usually portrayed as innocent civilians. An inconvenient fact for supporters of this division is that Hamas is not just a […]
Adam Schiff had a good day yesterday. He won the California Senate primary and the special primary that will determine who gets the last two months of Dianne Feinstein’s term. Also, by spending his campaign funds running against Steve Garvey he managed to push progressive favorite Katie Porter into 3rd place. That means he won’t […]
Image Credit: Gov. Bill Lee / Facebook The Center Square [By Jon Styf] – After several years of rapidly increasing spending and tax collections, Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee has proposed a budget that would spend nearly $10 billion less next year. That includes $52.6 billion in spending with $25.4 billion from the state and $19.8 […]
MANY major arteries connecting Europe have been obstructed or brought to a standstill in recent days by a wave of protests by farmers against what they claim are overly burdensome environmental targets and unsustainable levels of bureaucracy associated with EU and national farming regulations. The warning shots of this showdown between policymakers and farmers were […]
The Sex and the City spin-off, And Just Like That, has been renewed for another season. One character will not be returning and she blames a Hollywood blacklist for her termination. Sara Ramirez posted on Instagram that her character has been removed from the show. The actress played a non-binary character, Che Diaz, and was […]
Image Credit: tn.gov The Center Square [By Jon Styf] – Tennessee’s financial position improved again over the past year, as the state’s combined ending fund balance was $23.9 billion, up $4.8 billion from the year before in the recently released Annual Comprehensive Financial Report. That’s after the state’s balances increased by $5.4 billion in the […]
CNN has a new poll of New Hampshire out today which includes some good news for Nikki Haley. She seems to have solidified her position as the not-Trump candidate in the state, cutting his lead to single digits. Trump still holds a meaningful lead in the poll, with the backing of 39% of likely Republican […]
Image Credit: The Beacon Center of Tennessee The Tennessee Conservative [By Adelia Kirchner] – According to a recent poll from the Beacon Center of Tennessee, over 68% of Tennesseans support Gov. Bill Lee’s proposal to expand the state’s Education Savings Account (ESA) program. The governor announced his proposal, the Education Freedom Scholarship Act, in November […]
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