A startling lawsuit filed this week against JPMorgan Chase and Executive Director Lorna Hajdini has sent Wall Street pundits and social feeds into a feeding frenzy, but the raw facts deserve a steady, skeptical look before anyone crowns a verdict. The complaint, filed in New York County Supreme Court by a plaintiff proceeding as “John More

On April 30, 2026 Forbes published an in-depth look at Suno’s audacious push to make AI-created music a permanent fixture in our culture, calling it a roughly $2.5 billion bet on reshaping how songs are made and who gets to make them. This isn’t small-time tinkering in a garage; it’s venture-backed, well-capitalized disruption aimed at More

The Pentagon quietly allowed a Silicon Valley startup’s moral philosopher to help shape the instincts of a powerful AI now used inside military networks, and hardworking Americans deserve to know who is teaching these machines what counts as “good.” Amanda Askell — an Oxford- and NYU-trained philosopher who works on alignment at Anthropic — has More

The elites running our newsrooms are openly talking about moving “beyond objectivity,” and that should set every patriotic American’s alarm bells ringing. A new playbook circulated by prominent journalism figures argues that the old standard of neutral reporting is no longer sufficient and suggests newsrooms should be explicit about values and purpose. Leonard Downie Jr. More

The Supreme Court’s April 29, 2026 decision in Louisiana v. Callais is a welcome vindication for anyone who believes the Constitution must come before identity politics. By declaring Louisiana’s race-focused congressional map an unconstitutional racial gerrymander, the Court put a brake on the weaponization of race in district-drawing and handed conservatives a clear legal victory More