Big Tech is fighting this tooth and nail. But it’s the right thing. Few things have been more troubling in recent years than the unfettered social experiment of throwing children in front of black mirrors and hopping them up on app-induced dopamine. After a decade of witnessing the hollowing out of their children firsthand, parents...
Recently, I was out with friends and I met a guy. Nothing serious, just a little flirting. He was cute, I’m single, and as I said goodbye, he handed me his phone with a new contact open. I typed in my number. Fifteen minutes later, while I was driving home, he texted. Something vague and...
Cartels move an estimated 800,000 cattle per year from Central America into Mexico using fake ear tags and falsified records. As the New World screwworm returns to American soil for the first time since its eradication 60 years ago, Texas is now on the front line of Mexico’s threat to U.S. sovereignty and national security. The return...
The relationship between Mexico and Cuba constitutes one of the most complex and singular in the Western Hemisphere. Unlike the rest of Latin America, Mexico is the only country that has maintained uninterrupted diplomatic relations with Cuba following the Cuban Revolution, which has made it a privileged space for political, diplomatic, and, importantly, intelligence interaction....
Mexican political party Morena’s new leadership does not represent an ideological renewal, but rather a reorganization of internal control ahead of the 2027 midterm elections. Ariadna Montiel, the new party president, brings territorial control through the federal social programs structure, while Carolina Rangel, the party’s secretary general, represents generational continuity within former President Andrés Manuel...
In recent weeks, several developments related to national security, organized crime, and political tensions have escalated significantly in Mexico, particularly in the states of Chihuahua, Guerrero, and Sinaloa. These events have generated a national debate regarding sovereignty, bilateral cooperation with the United States, the infiltration of organized crime into state structures, and the political use...
Executive Summary Mexico’s 2026 constitutional amendments concerning judicial elections represent far more than a technical correction to the Judicial Reform enacted in 2024. While government officials have framed the initiative as a necessary adjustment intended to improve efficiency, transparency, voter comprehension, and democratic legitimacy, the reform constitutes a second phase in a broader constitutional transformation...
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum’s speech of May 31 represented an important shift in Mexico’s diplomatic tone toward the United States. Although the defense of national sovereignty is a legitimate position for any government, the speech combines three elements that may raise the bilateral cost: accusations of interference, questioning of the U.S. justice system, and an...
In Texas, education foundations are supposed to support public school districts through fundraising, making donations, and offering other supportive services. However, as documented in a recent report, these foundations sometimes blur the line when it comes to their own operations and the districts they serve. In a few cases, troubling evidence shows that they’ve grown...
I live in an increasingly sexless city. We all do. When I sit with that reality, my mind goes to Sex and the City. Not nostalgically, exactly, but instructively. The show debuted in 1998 and spent six seasons refusing to look away from the full spectrum of female experience in romance. Perhaps that’s why it has...
All of America was on display this weekend. Peace deals were announced via social media by the president, Team USA dominated Paraguay in soccer, and the UFC hosted a blood-soaked battle on the White House lawn. Something is happening. Policy and politics aside, the aesthetics of what has, and continues to, make America great is...
In a single revealing moment on MSNBC, Katy Tur exposed the central fault line in American politics — not a gaffe about U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson, but a profound confusion about the foundation of the American regime itself. Reacting to Johnson’s statement that our rights come from God, not government, Tur asked whether this...