Palantir CEO Alex Karp delivers a critical breakdown on CNBC regarding the hidden dangers of modern artificial intelligence, exposing how enterprise companies are risking their most valuable ...

On this week’s episode of the RealClearInvestigations Podcast, RCI Editor J. Peder Zane and RCI Senior Reporter James Varney discuss a wide range of articles published this week. Topics include the ...

In a recent interview with the New York Times, Patrick Schiltz--the former chief judge of the Minnesota district court--described a collective effort to block the administration's deportation plans.

OK, first of all, the headline is for rhetorical purposes only. Other than the Trump column, there is no place for a ...

As the world's attention descends on the United Nations General Assembly, Open to Debate is once again casting a critical lens on this over 80-year-old global organization. As the UN confronts ongoing ...

Democrats have plenty of experience in impeaching President Donald Trump. But there's a different approach that's already picking up steam thanks to one of Trump's most persistent GOP critics.

Former Trump staffer Michael Caputo endured a decade of lawfare that he says forced him out of his home and gave him cancer from all the stress.

The Smithsonian Institution has long claimed a special place in American life as a repository of the nation’s accomplishments ...

Jacqui Heinrich discusses the results of a new FOX News poll on "FOX News Sunday" with Axios' Stef Kight, Josh Kraushaar, ...

The president could reset the entire immigration debate, separating truly moderate Dems from the fakers and showing swing voters which party genuinely wants a lasting solution.

Dr. Zachary Porcu, host of "The Roots of Everything" podcast, and Dean Ball, "head of strategic futures" at OpenAI, debate whether artificial intelligence is — literally or metaphorically — a "deal ...

Growing up here, in the city that put Americans on wheels, taught me a lot about hard work and opportunity. But perhaps above all, I learned that the two are often inseparable.