Donald Trump’s so-called “meme war” with Iran — capped by his viral “Make Iran Great Again” refrain and blunt calls for “unconditional surrender” — has jolted the foreign policy debate into the digital age and shown the benefit of speaking plainly to the American people. What many in the mainstream media call unserious or destabilizing More

A new startup called Jack & Jill has burst onto the recruitment scene promising to automate the painful middlemen of hiring with two AI agents — Jack for candidates and Jill for recruiters — and the founders are already getting lavish attention. The YouTube profile calls cofounder Saaras Mehan 27 and a Cambridge graduate, while More

The Department of Justice has taken decisive action, suing the state of Connecticut and the city of New Haven over policies the federal government says obstruct immigration enforcement — specifically targeting Connecticut’s Trust Act and New Haven’s “Welcoming City” executive order. This move is a welcome correction to years of permissive local policies that have More

In recent events in Rhode Island, a significant legislative development concerning Second Amendment rights took center stage at the State House. Lawmakers are advancing a proposal to ban the possession of certain firearms owned by American citizens. This move is not merely about future sales, as Rhode Island has already restricted that; rather, it directly More

In the topsy-turvy world of today’s politics, the story of D. Carlos Brown Jr. stands out as a shocking example of where things can go wrong when the system slips on the banana peel of perceived incompetence. Imagine this: a man with a rap sheet longer than a CVS receipt, accused of a brutal crime, More

In a world where everyone seems to have an opinion, and those opinions often fly off the handle faster than a rollercoaster on the Fourth of July, you might find yourself scratching your head at the latest incident involving what some have deemed a “hate crime.” Picture this: a rabbi, let’s call him Rabbi Schmoolie More