
Can the U.S. Deport Every Muslim? What the Law Actually Says
Readers demand it every day. Federal law lists who can be removed, and religion is not on the list. Citizens cannot be deported at all.

Readers demand it every day. Federal law lists who can be removed, and religion is not on the list. Citizens cannot be deported at all.

A new executive order swaps “AI” for “Super Intelligence” in federal documents. The law underneath did not change, and the gap deserves a hard look.

Lynn Matthews argues America's gas-price problem isn't a crude problem, it's a factory problem, and makes the case for new Gulf refineries, a first-fill rule for American tanks, and a hard clock on permitting.

Meta wants independent publishers to pay for the ability to link to their sources. I ran the numbers on my own account. They didn't come close to adding up.

From armchair military strategists to rogue cookie recipe bots, a definitive taxonomy of the unhinged digital wildlife lurking beneath every single post.

"Facebook's Sharing Debugger spent an hour telling a publisher her site was broken. It wasn't. Here's what that says about the platform's own tools.

You didn't choose your platform. Your age, your politics, and your patience for other people's opinions chose it for you. No hat required. The data already did the sorting.

OPINION — Both sides are fighting over a number nobody can verify. That's the real problem, and it has an actual fix.


The idea of putting AI data centers in orbit was once dismissed as physically impossible. It’s now in SpaceX filings, Google’s plans, and a Louisiana spaceport deal.

Trump's new executive orders narrow birthright citizenship at the edges — but the Supreme Court's own "subject to the jurisdiction" standard leaves a gap neither order actually closes.

A personalized mRNA vaccine cut cancer recurrence by 49% over five years. Another showed 87.5% of pancreatic cancer patients alive at six years. While the headlines warn AI will destroy us, the real numbers say otherwise.