AI’s dystopian invasions of privacy are just beginning

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December 02, 2025

AI’s dystopian invasions of privacy are just beginning

Over the course of his track “Autonomous Delivery Robot,” the artist known as “grandson” rapidly enumerates several novel technologies fundamentally altering basic aspects of modern life. Autonomous delivery robots, self-driving cars in San Francisco, iris-scanners at the airport, and personalized ads at the self-checkout are among those named by the song’s desperate, seemingly paranoid narrator, […]

Campus conservatism is in trouble

My path to conservatism was somewhat typical: I was raised in a home with Republican parents in a post-Cold War era before social media. At 18, I moved to the liberal Mecca of New York City, where my beliefs were challenged, mocked, and debated. This made me stronger. I got involved in College Republicans and […]

Can Jesus save Hollywood?

Hollywood is in trouble. The box office is the worst it has been in decades, despite several movies that have big names and budgets attached to them. The New York Times has declared that Hollywood has “fallen to new lows.” There are, however, certain types of films that have done well this year. Namely, Christian films. The […]

Philanthropy still needs small-dollar givers

Online shopping on Black Friday hit a record high this year, with consumers spending nearly $12 billion in one day. This 4.1% increase from last year is surprising given widespread concerns about the affordability of groceries, housing, and healthcare costs. Americans’ willingness to spend may bode well for GivingTuesday. In 2024, GivingTuesday reported $3.6 billion […]

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