In California’s Inland Empire, the warehousing industry’s growth comes with consequences
When we shop online, it can be easy to forget about what happens between the moment we click ‘buy’ and the moment the package shows up at our front door. But in some parts of this country, that stuff that happens in between is everything.
Fatal shootings: California’s bid to police its police is lagging
They were shot in lengthy standoffs or in seconds. They were shot when they stumbled toward an officer, hid behind a wall or drew a fake gun.
What does Chat GPT and AI mean for Opinion Writers?
As I have been a columnist for American Thinker since 2014, I have wondered what my future as a writer will be in the brave new work of AI and Chat GPT. Here are some thoughts and possible answers.
The Dollar rules the financial universe. China can’t change that.
The confiscation of Russia’s central bank reserves and potential plans to use them to help Ukraine were thought to cut the dollar’s attractiveness. The U.S.’s increasing reliance on sanctions and weaponizing access to the dollar have escalated the talk of alternatives.
California’s reparations task force could face uphill battle in legislature
In less than 10 weeks, by July 1, California’s Reparations Task Force is set to deliver final recommendations to the Legislature for how the state can begin to undo 300 years of harm from slavery and racism.
