With massive investment being injected into AI startups with no real business, the question that must be answered is, what does an AI business model look like? Berber Jin reports in The Wall Street Journal: Artificial intelligence startup Imbue has hoodies branded with its circular orange logo, an office in the heart of San Francisco […]
Will Private Label Drugs Improve Affordability?
The affordability of prescription drugs has been getting worse, but companies like CVS and Cigna are developing private-label alternatives that could help lower costs. David Wainer reports in The Wall Street Journal: Most shoppers are familiar with CVS Health’s many private label products, from women’s daily multivitamins to heart-healthy trail mix. There is a reason […]
Prussian Strategy: How Ukraine Can Economically Exhaust Russia
Adam L. Storring of War on the Rocks tells his readers that Ukraine’s predicament is in many ways similar to that of the German state of Prussia during the Seven Years’ War. In that conflict, Prussia not only survived a long struggle against much larger opponents but even ended up militarily on the front foot. […]
Last Time U.S. Navy Was this Active was WWII
Kevin McCranie of War on The Rocks reports that Vice Adm. Brad Cooper of U.S. Central Command recently said, “I think you’d have to go back to World War II where you have ships who are engaged in combat. When I say engaged in combat, where they’re getting shot at, we’re getting shot at, and […]
RFK Jr.’s Family Stabs Him the Back to Endorse Biden
The Kennedy Clan is going out of its way to insult Robert F. Kennedy Jr., one of their own, by endorsing Joe Biden en masse. The fact that the Biden campaign is making such a big deal out of this is proof that he’s terrified of RFK Jr. Newsmax reports: President Joe Biden will accept […]
Bill Maher Uncovers Uncomfortable Truths about Sweden’s Immigration Program
In The Spectator, Amber Duke discusses the uncomfortable truths expressed by liberal Bill Maher about the immigration policies of Sweden. She writes: Another nice thing about free speech is that when someone feels comfortable enough to share views that their peers might find reprehensible, they may eventually stumble upon the truth. This was the case […]
Will Iran Respond to Israeli Attack by Developing Nuclear Arsenal?
So far, publicly, at least, Iran does not possess nuclear arms and has not attempted to build them. That seems unlikely given the amount of resources Iran has put into uranium enrichment, but let’s assume that’s reality for a moment. In Foreign Policy, Sina Azodi wonders if Israel’s recent strikes on Iranian targets will be […]
Ukraine Begging for Guns and Ammo
In Foreign Policy, Oz Katerji visits the front lines of the battle between Ukraine and Russia, where Ukrainian commanders tell him they have plenty of men but not enough guns and ammo. Katerji writes: I asked Vladislav if there was anything besides shells that he needed, and he stressed that the issue was not just […]
China’s Ship Building Spree Forces New U.S. Warship
Harrison Kass of the National Interest reports the Constellation-class, the U.S. Navy’s latest guided-missile frigate, is under construction, aiming to enhance multi-mission capabilities with a design based on the European FREMM. Kass writes: The Constellation-class, the U.S. Navy’s latest guided-missile frigate, is under construction, aiming to enhance multi-mission capabilities with a design based on the […]
Columbia University Up Next in Congressional Hearing
Douglas Belkin of The Wall Street Journal reports that a congressional hearing in December sparked outrage over how top universities dealt with antisemitism. After the hearing Harvard, MIT, and UPenn came under intense scrutiny, with presidents of two universities resigning. Now it’s Columbia’s turn to face legislators. Belkin writes: Four months after a congressional hearing […]
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