Discovery Institute Research Fellow Christopher Rufo is declaring a one-man war against critical race theory in the federal government. He sat down with Tucker Carlson to explain how it is infiltrating our public institutions.

While TikTok is in itself a fairly innocuous idea—silly sixty-second videos— it has the potential to amass data and surveil people in the U.S. and other countries. At The Atlantic, Sherman observes that "TikTok shows the best and worst of modern China—both its boundless potential to generate wealth and ideas that can benefit everybody and the fear and conflict caused by its expansive and expanding authoritarianism."

Pamela Newkirk is a journalist and historian who has documented the life of Ota Benga, the African teenager displayed at the Bronx Zoo as a lesson in Darwinian evolution. Thanks to Newkirk’s writing and to the documentary Human Zoos, by Discovery Institute's John West, the Bronx Zoo recently apologized for its shameful treatment of a black man more than a century ago.

Public-health experts have had conniptions about public protests against economic lock downs, while enthusiastically supporting large demonstrations in support of Black Lives Matter. Some, have charged the sector with "hypocrisy" for that clear dichotomy of perspectives.

Discovery Institute Senior Fellow Jay Richards interviews Tom Alberg, Founder, Madrona Venture Group and Co-chair of the ACES Northwest Network, about ACES’ efforts to bring Automated, Connected, Electric, and Shared vehicle technologies to the Puget Sound region.