Top O’ the Briefing Happy Monday, dear Kruiser Morning Briefing friends. Answelgo struggled with getting his family to appreciate the health benefits of his sardine/kale smoothies. Advertisement I began work on this Briefing in Ann Arbor and am finishing it up in Tucson. Many thanks to my friend and colleague Chris Queen for standing by
Month: February 2025
Few organizations embody the darker side of technological advancement like DARPA, the U.S. Department of Defense’s research arm. From stealth aircraft to the foundation of the internet, its innovations have reshaped warfare and infiltrated daily life. As anyone familiar with government agencies might expect, DARPA routinely crosses ethical lines, fueling serious concerns about privacy and
If my wife were growing up today, she would be told she’s a boy. My wife wasn’t a girly-girl when she was a kid. Just the opposite. She was a tomboy. When she made friends, they were rarely other girls. When she played sports, it was only with boys. And when it came time to
On Saturday, President Trump hit Canada and Mexico with a hefty 25% tariff on all goods, and, predictably, both countries fired back with their own retaliatory measures. Sure, they felt the need to put on a show of defiance, but let’s be honest—this won’t end well for them. Advertisement I’ve noticed social media is flooded
For years, Spanish-language news media have been dominated by networks fully immersed in the immigration-industrial complex and acting as de facto clients of the Democratic Party. And for years, we called for an alternative. A recent interview on Fox Noticias demonstrates the importance of such an alternative. Consider this fragment from Rachel Campos-Duffy’s interview of
Over the past few years, many of us have been totally mystified by positions that are growing in popularity that would have been unthinkable just a few years ago. The list is long, but three quick examples include: giving puberty blockers to children, the movement to defund the police, and the claim that not voicing
Mark Zuckerberg is a name synonymous with that self-righteousness that defines Silicon Valley. However, in recent times, he has undergone a rather unexpected metamorphosis. The 40-year-old now rocks a chain, a full head of curly hair replacing his signature Caesar cut, and a deep tan. To top it off, he’s even wearing a smile. Finally,
As PJ Media previously reported, the U.S. Army made a controversial decision to withhold the name of the female helicopter pilot involved in the recent helicopter/plane accident in Washington, claiming it was at the request of her family. This tragic incident, the deadliest aviation accident in years, claimed the lives of all 67 people on
President Donald Trump opened his second inaugural address by declaring, “The golden age of America begins right now.” His new term promises a transformational four years. While foreign policy, economic concerns, and political divisiveness will dominate headlines, a quieter yet far-reaching revolution is underway. Massive technological innovation coincides with Trump’s presidency, setting the stage for
[ON-SCREEN HEADLINE: TRUMP FACES BACKLASH FOR COMMENTS ON PLANE DISASTER] STEPHANIE RUHLE: (Sigh) The gentlemen are still with us. Tim, I- I was really conflicted whether I even wanted to talk about this tonight. But the reason I want to is because Donald Trump made these remarks 14 hours right after the crash. Families had
Panda Express and Chipotle have unintentionally become memes for mediocrity and failure. While their food might be unhealthy and has occasionally caused food poisoning, labeling the restaurants as symbols of decadence seems unfair. Similarly, it was unjust to blame old shows like “Saved by the Bell” and “Boy Meets World” for corrupting white American youth
A small plane crashed in northern Philadelphia near a mall and caused nearby homes and businesses to catch fire, according to local reports. The shocking incident comes only two days after the horrific collision between a military helicopter and a passenger jet that took the lives of 67 people. CNN reported that the plane was
SEE BELOW FOR UPDATES A plane crashed at an intersection near the Roosevelt Mall in Philadelphia on Friday night just after 6 p.m. local time. The plane reportedly climbed to an altitude of 1,600 feet after departing Northeast Philadelphia Airport before plummeting to the ground around 30 seconds into the flight. Advertisement People are sharing
If you’ve downloaded China’s new artificial intelligence app, DeepSeek, onto your phone, the time to delete it was yesterday. “We can’t just look at whether this is going to be good for companies long-term; we have to look at ‘What does it mean for America?’” Stu Burguiere of “Stu Does America” explains, concerned. “Ask DeepSeek
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