The current majority of the Supreme Court of the United States can no longer be seen as a neutral arbiter of law, they are, plain and simple, a power‑grabbing activist tribunal intent on stripping away the civil rights of same‑sex couples and openly flouting the will of the American people. Back in 2015, the Court rightly ruled in Obergefell v. Hodges that same‑sex couples have a constitutional right to marry. That decision wasn’t merely symbolic; it recognized that the liberty and equality guaranteed by the Fourteenth Amendment apply just as much to gay and lesbian couples as to their heterosexual peers. But today we find ourselves staring down the barrel of what looks like a targeted rollback, disguised as judicial review. Recent filings indicate that the Court is considering taking up a case brought by Kim Davis, a former county clerk who refused to issue licenses to same‑sex couples, seeking to dismantle Obergefell entirely. Instead of defending settled law and the rights of Americ...
The relentless parade of half‑baked, over‑hyped artificial intelligence slop is not just a tech problem it’s a social disaster. What we’re witnessing is a flood of AI slop sweeping across America creating services no one asked for, replacing real human connections with synthetic relationships, sucking away American jobs, and exacerbating the loneliness epidemic. Meanwhile, Jay Obernolte and his regulatory colleagues are pushing for a 10-year moratorium. Generative AI and automation are not just replacing routine manual labor anymore they’re now picking off cognitive tasks as well. AI’s capacity for non‑routine work sets it apart and presents a threat to the quality and availability of work that underpin stable societies. The giant sucking sound we feared is real and workplaces are being hollowed out, career ladders collapsing, and workers left stranded. Americans have been grappling with profound isolation for years, and AI is not helping, it’s worsening the crisis. One article no...