Opinion
The tippinsights opinion section reflects articles where our individual authors or individual groups (from anywhere on the political spectrum) utilize our data to make compelling arguments.
Victor Davis Hanson: The Strange Alliance Between Islam And Socialism
One of the things that is perplexing and often a topic of conversation is this new American-Western European alliance or absorption of Islam and Marxism-socialism-communism.
Mamdani Pits New York City Against The United States Of America
As his city falls apart, New York’s mayor attempts to run American foreign policy: both violating Federal law, and endangering the men and women of America’s Armed Forces.
The Democrats' November Problem
A movement is taking the party's safe seats in plain sight. The rest of the map is harder.
Silicon, Not Software, Will Decide the AI Race
AI leadership will be determined less by chatbots than by the nations that control chips, power, factories, and the infrastructure behind them.
TPS Is Over, It’s Time To Go Home
A ruling last month from the U.S. Supreme Court, however, allowed the Trump administration to end the status, which came to an end on Monday.
The Strategic Relevance Of The Abraham Accords Matters Now More Than Ever
As the United States approaches the six-year anniversary of the Abraham Accords, this September will present a timely opportunity to reflect upon the resilience of Trump’s Abraham Accords.
Texas Can Lead The AI Revolution Without Leaving Texans Behind
According to a poll published in June, most Texans, including nearly two-thirds of those living in rural areas, oppose data centers in their own communities.
Is The US Running Out Of Missiles?
“We have far more munitions than anyone in the world, and far more than we need,” Trump told the Wall Street Journal.
In Death, Lindsey Graham Still Shapes World Stage
President Donald Trump, Vice President JD Vance, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, congressional leaders, Cabinet members, and Graham’s family attended invitation-only memorial services
The Peacemaker
Beijing called itself a peacemaker in the Iran war while denying a Chinese arms contract with Tehran.
A Free Society Is An Educated Society
However, the survey also indicates that four in ten Americans would approve of a president they voted for “stretching” the Constitution to accomplish their goals.
Getting Away With Murder: Under Trump, The Buck Stops Nowhere
The problem is not simply how much the war machine consumes. It is how little accountability accompanies that spending.
The Climate Crazy, It’s Still With Us
The next Democrat, however, will almost certainly bow to the U.N. court’s preferences minutes after taking office, scrambling in haste to submit to a spiteful tribunal while signaling their great virtue.