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In defense of profit - American Thinker
3+ day, 12+ hour ago (418+ words) Economy > Commerce Link copied Fact: we’d still be stuck in the Dark Ages if it wasn't for the profit motive. Eric Utter | September 10, 2026 Why spend all your time, effort, and money/resources to invent something if there isn’t a chance…...
Dust On The Colors - American Thinker
3+ day, 23+ hour ago (700+ words) Luis Gonzalez | September 10, 2026 It’s been nearly twenty-five years since I wrote the story of my struggles to locate an American flag on sale, anywhere, in the immediate aftermath of the September 11 attacks. Those days when everyone seemed to walk around…...
The Right AI Rule Is Least Privilege, Not A Moratorium
3+ day, 23+ hour ago (271+ words) The Hugging Face breach shows why AI agents need narrower authority, stronger logs, and independent testing without freezing useful innovation. Gleb Tsipursky | September 10, 2026 American Thinker recently laid out the disturbing facts of the OpenAI-Hugging Face incident in unusually concrete terms....
We killed the man, not the machine
4+ day, 13+ hour ago (146+ words) Foreign Policy > Iran War Link copied Why tactical decapitation failed in Tehran—and the moral imperative for real transition. Meda Parameswara Reddy | September 9, 2026 Six months ago, American and Israeli aircraft did something no summit or sanctions collective had managed in…...
The Church: going too far in going too far
1+ week, 17+ hour ago (419+ words) Religion > Faith Link copied Perhaps my youthful enthusiasm for worship my own way wasn’t a sin. Mike McDaniel | September 6, 2026 We won that guitar battle, but I worry about the monster we created. Like this one in England: “Candlelight concerts” are…...
The Consumption God - American Thinker
1+ week, 23+ hour ago (417+ words) Allan J. Feifer | September 6, 2026 How did we move from a culture shaped by the Greatest Generation — disciplined, grateful, and duty-bound — to a consumption culture that devours the fruits of civilization while scorning the roots that made them possible? Let’s first define…...
AI: Paradise lost or found?
1+ week, 1+ day ago (546+ words) Religion > Faith Link copied Let us be careful what and how we ask for what we think we seek. John L. Smith | September 5, 2026 Vice President J. D. Vance said to Bryce Crawford, a popular podcaster, that AI can be bad, which is just…...
It seemed like a good idea at the time
1+ week, 1+ day ago (328+ words) Politics > Constitution Link copied M. Walter | September 5, 2026 The sisterhood is roiling. More and more conservative women are watching liberal women with horror and deciding it might be best for all concerned if we just let the menfolk vote. At the time,…...
Labor Day’s unsung hero: Work
1+ week, 2+ day ago (235+ words) Culture > Labor Day Link copied How ironic that we’ll all get a day off on Labor Day! Helen Louise Herndon | September 4, 2026 Unlike many European nations, which observe May Day as an international Labor Day, both the United States and Canada…...