While Washington dithers on privacy protections, Texas AG Ken Paxton is rewriting the rules on corporate data abuse—one billion-dollar lawsuit at a time. From Google to GM, his legal warpath is putting Big Tech and Big Auto on notice: mess with consumer privacy in Texas, and you’ll pay.
Democrats and the corporate media, when it suits their purposes, are quick to warn Jews about historical parallels to Hitler and the rise of Nazism in Germany, which led to the slaughter of six million Jews. These warnings often involve the actions of Donald Trump and, increasingly, Elon Musk, whose…
Stephen R. Covey, author of The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, once said that “moral authority comes from following universal and timeless principles like honesty, integrity, and treating people with respect.”
With all due respect to the late Mr. Covey, the leaders of Kohl’s, GM, and Ford appear to disagree.
Palestinian “poet” Mosab Abu Toha being awarded a Pulitzer Prize last week marked a new low for American journalism. Here’s why the award should come as no surprise.
My PSA post about the dangers of the surging number of doggie daycare facilities—and the gold standard by which they should all be judged.
It’s National Pet Week—a time to celebrate the pets who enrich our lives and to promote responsible pet care. But rising costs, driven by private equity ownership, are making pet ownership increasingly unaffordable for many Americans. This has contributed to a disturbing trend known as “economic euthanasia”—where pets are put down not for health reasons, but because their owners can’t afford treatment.
Our furry companions, whom many of us consider family, deserve far better.
Some thoughts on why I find myself vicariously identifying with Bloomberg restaurant reporter Daniela Sirtori.
ChatGPT is under fire for stroking its users’ egos. Some thoughts on how the AI software may have acquired its sycophancy honestly.
If President Trump is genuinely committed to restoring U.S. manufacturing, he would be wise to demand that GM return the $500 million the Biden administration donated to retool a Michigan factory—and instead redirect the money to the determined bicycle industry entrepreneurs who want to build their products in the U.S. using American-made components.
More rewarding and sustainable jobs would likely result.
California’s love affair with electric vehicles has stalled, and one has a better chance of getting hit by lightning than the state meeting its aggressive EV mandates, which begin taking effect this fall.
Speaking of lightning, Tesla’s much-maligned Cybertruck outsold Ford’s electric F-150 Lightning pickup in California during the first quarter. The Cybertruck also handily outperformed all of GM’s electric vehicle offerings—except for two.