How Much Trump Raised For National Parks by Making Foreigners Pay Extra
As of Jan. 1, 2026, the annual pass costs $80 for U.S. residents and $250 for nonresidents.
TIPP Staff
Trump Must Not Let Washington’s Korea Hawks Intimidate Him Again
Trump had abandoned the threats and bluster toward Pyongyang that marked his early months in office.
The Telephone, Political Entrepreneurship, And Theodore M. Vail
This article largely presents Vail in his own words and seeks to demonstrate how transparent he was about inviting state intervention to move his industry toward monopoly.
17-Year-Old Charged With Murder In San Diego Mosque Shooting
Sarah Lindsey Santiago is accused of planning to livestream the May 18 attack and distribute a white-supremacist manifesto associated with the gunmen.
Nationality: You Belong To The State
The other nation—the subject of this article—is consciously manufactured and imposed by positive law, which is not spontaneous.
The Arday Tragedy: A Story Of Institutional Failure, Not A Witch Hunt
Let us be clear. Nathan Cofnas did nothing wrong. Yet he has been suspended from his post as a postdoctoral researcher in the Department of Philosophy and Moral Sciences at Ghent University.
OpenAI Receives $5.5 Billion In SB Energy Warrants Ahead Of IPO
SB Energy is preparing to file public IPO documents and could seek a valuation exceeding $50 billion, with plans to raise between $5 billion and $7 billion in a potential market debut as early as next month.
Why Xylitol May Be Linked To Higher Heart Attack And Stroke Risk
Xylitol is a sugar alcohol commonly used in sugar-free chewing gum, foods and beverages.
Instagram Cracks Down On AI Profiles That Pretend To Be Real People
Accounts that fail to add the label could have their posts excluded from Instagram's recommendation systems, potentially reducing their reach significantly.
Sony, Warner Music File Copyright Lawsuit Against Anthropic
The publishers specifically cite songs including “Ain't No Mountain High Enough” and “Livin' on a Prayer” among works they claim were improperly obtained.
Welcome Home Stalin
As George Bernard Shaw noted, Canada is a wonderful country, but it has nine months of winter and three months of fall.
Marcus Licinius Trump
Before, of course, Crassus sent in his private fire brigade to extinguish the blaze lest it engulf his new assets.
Three Reasons Why The French Revolution Was So Different From The American Revolution
When making distinctions between the two revolutions, the focus is often on the violent excesses of the French revolution.
‘The Court Has No Choice’: Judge Torpedoes Maryland Gerrymandering Amendment From Ballot
In putting the gerrymandering measure on the ballot, the plaintiffs say the Legislature failed to follow the law.
Grand Jury Subpoenas James Comey’s Friend In Leak Probe
The investigation centers on memos Comey wrote about meetings with President Donald Trump during his first administration
Is Anything We’ve Been Told About Gaza True?
The Free Press this week notes that a report from UNICEF finds Gaza has one of the lowest rates of acute malnutrition in the region