New book makes a compelling case for Christian patriotism

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September 24, 2025

New book makes a compelling case for Christian patriotism

Daniel Darling has written a wise and important book. In Defense of Christian Patriotism argues that Christianity has been a profound influence on the United States and that it is OK for Christians to feel patriotic. To do so is not worshipping a false god or calling for that liberal boogeyman, Christian nationalism. Darling, a pastor and the […]

What the Nvidia-OpenAI deal means for the economy

Arguably, Nvidia is the global economy’s most important company. Its accelerated computing graphics processing unit chips and compute unified device architecture software are at the center of the artificial intelligence revolution. Nvidia supplies about 94% of the semiconductors that are embedded in the AI servers of the world’s data centers. Nvidia has achieved an effective monopoly position […]

Doctors and patients have endured enough pay cuts from Medicare

Doctors who treat Medicare beneficiaries are in for leaner times, judging from the program’s recently announced reimbursement update. And it will be those beneficiaries who will pay the price. The proposed changes to Medicare’s “fee schedule” would technically increase doctor reimbursement by 2.5%. But the government is also proposing to cut payments for many procedures with […]

Free school lunches are making childhood obesity worse

Earlier this month, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) visited a Long Island elementary school to mark the launch of the state’s Universal School Meals Program. The program, part of Hochul’s affordability agenda, will offer free breakfast and lunch to all 2.7 million public school students, reducing child hunger and saving families an estimated $165 […]

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