The Wrong Suspect
For two years, we blamed artificial intelligence for shutting young graduates out of work. The real culprit is remote work, which has made companies wary of hiring people they cannot train in person.
TIPP Lead Articles
Ukraine Expands Drone Strikes Deep Inside Russia
Ukraine’s General Staff said it had struck the Saratov oil refinery on the Volga River, causing a large fire
Inside The Wire
Americans want China out of the land, the supply chain, and the phone. The agreement is broad, and it is defensive.
Ambiguity Top And Bottom
Xi asked whether America would defend Taiwan. The President preserves the ambiguity by design, the public by indecision.
The Blueprint
Trump has asked the Middle East to sign a single sweeping settlement with Israel, and one day perhaps with Iran. The structure he describes could take years to build, if it rises at all. But someone has finally drawn it.
The Reagan Formula For A Dangerous World
From confronting Iran's nuclear ambitions to powering economic growth at home, Larry Kudlow argues that Ronald Reagan's principles remain America's best guide to peace and prosperity.
Parents First
Three-quarters of Americans want a gate on children’s social media. They want a parent holding the key, not the government.
The Donroe Doctrine
Pressure vs. Pressure tracks where pressure is rising, where systems are holding, and where pressure is starting to break.
America's Stoic Mental Health Crisis
The Newsmax/TIPP Poll finds 85% of Americans see a mental health crisis. Awareness is at a record high, yet the crisis is getting worse.
Xi’s Reelection Theater
Every concession since Busan was for one photograph. The photograph was for his fourth term.
