America, Google, and Me: My Senate Speech
Last week, at the invitation of Senator Ted Cruz (R-Texas), I spoke to the Senate Judiciary Committee about Google’s having placed more than 60 Prager […]
Peter Thiel: FBI and CIA Should Investigate Whether Chinese Intelligence Infiltrated ‘Seemingly Treasonous’ Google
Billionaire tech investor, Trump supporter, and Facebook board member Peter Thiel sent shock waves throughout the tech industry on Sunday when he called for the FBI […]
Silicon Valley Is a Clear and Present Danger to Our Rights
In case you haven’t been paying attention, the battle over personal data, free speech and the free flow of information between the American people and […]
Project Veritas Video: Google Is a ‘Highly Biased Political Machine’
As many have suspected, Google “is not an objective source of information” and is actively working to prevent Trump from being reelected in 2020, the […]
A Sovereign People Need Data Sovereignty—Now
It’s time the American people woke up and understood what the big tech companies, many of which are now publishers and telecommunications companies masquerading as […]
Political Bias in Big Tech Is a Major Problem
Suspicions of political bias in big tech companies are nothing new. Many people have suspected tech companies of being more left-leaning. Recent events and studies, […]
Understanding Google’s Military Mindset
Google tried to censor the Claremont Institute last week. The tech giant backed off under pressure, but the tactical maneuver was hardly a failure. To […]
Good Riddance to Amazon
In looking through my Facebook feed one morning last weekend I found: A post from a young conservative about how @Jack permanently banned his organization’s […]
How Big Tech Will Swing the Midterms, Then Take Over the World
Facebook is a menace to grassroots political organizing—and to free and fair elections generally. The social media giant this week announced it would ban “misinformation” […]
Forget 1984, It’s 2018
In the last week, Antiwar.com editorial director Scott Horton, former State Department employee and author Peter Van Buren, and Dan McAdams, the executive director of […]
The Day of the Slap Drones
Some of them, the big ones, will intrude the old fashioned way, beating down the door. Maybe others will look like insects, crawling innocuously across […]
It’s Dangerous to Disagree in America
This weekend, Sarah Sanders Huckabee and her family were thrown out of a Virginia restaurant after a vote by the staff. Do not trivialize this […]
Separating the Diamonds from the Ashes in the California Primary
Understandably, many write off California as a lost cause. Others, possessed of eternal optimism, claim that California can still be saved. The June 5 primaries […]
Google’s New Slogan
The original slogan of Google was “Don’t be evil.” When Google changed its corporate name to Alphabet in 2015, it changed the slogan to “Do […]
Trump’s Twitter Blocking Court ‘Loss’
One theme dominates the entirety of Trump’s persona, namely, he is “antifragile.” Much of what would rattle or weaken an ordinary politician makes him stronger. […]
Congress Is Starting to Take on Big Tech
After over a year of denial, and donor-induced apathy in the face of the Snowflake Barons of Silicon Valley, a change is finally in the […]
Zuckerberg’s A.I. Hope is a Free Speech Nightmare
The most terrifying thing about Mark Zuckerberg’s appearance on Tuesday before a special joint hearing of the Senate Judiciary and Commerce committees wasn’t anything he […]
No Algorithm for the Human Soul
Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg this week faced questions from powerful committees in both houses of Congress on the subject of how the social […]
Trump Is Right to Fear Amazon
President Trump’s feud with the shopping giant Amazon is both welcome and overdue. Welcome, because Amazon’s ambitions extend well beyond the monopoly power that Trump […]
The Baguette Shop: A Parable About Trade
You own an artisanal bakery that makes the best $2 baguettes in town. Business is booming. In fact, business is so good that a German […]