There’s nothing to get a scientist’s heart pumping like a good, old-fashioned statistical debate. When it comes to topics like finding Earth analogues or hints of a biosignature in an atmosphere, those statistical debates could have real world consequences, both for the assignment of additional observational resources, but also for humanity’s general understanding of itself in the Universe. A new paper from two prominent exoplanet hunters, David Kipping from Columbia and Björn Benneke from UCLA, argues that their colleagues in the field of exoplanet detection have been doing statistics all wrong for decades, and make a argument for how better to present their results to the public.

The Danish government is working to change copyright law to give its citizens a right to their own body, facial features, and voice. The landmark law is designed to strengthen protections against the creation and dissemination of deepfakes, reports The Guardian.

In a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court ruled that states can determine how their Medicaid dollars are spent, even if they decide not to spend them on abortion providers like Planned Parenthood.

President Trump prevails against universal injunctions, SCOTUS rules parents have opt-out rights, trade deal with China, James Carville warns about Zohran Mamdani, and more.

The Supreme Court ruled, "When a court concludes that the Executive Branch has acted unlawfully, the answer is not for the court to exceed its power, too."

Anjem Choudary is a notorious British imam who incites Islamic violence and murder and urges Muslims to follow the path of Muhammad (murder, mayhem and destruction). It took years, but finally, the British government has put him where he belongs — behind bars. We have yet to see President Obama criminalize incitement to jihad. On …

So why is she here? To destroy it. Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Mogadishu) is deeply disappointed in her adopted country, and of course, it is all the fault of none other than Donald J. Trump. While virtually all leftists hate Trump with hysterical, lunatic intensity, Omar goes them all one better, and she is in the process of transforming Trump-hatred into a …

While the state weaponizes compliance, we must weaponize freedom On June 18th, while the country was distracted with headlines about Trump and Iran, the U.S. Senate quietly advanced the GENIUS Act—a bill designed to “legitimize” stablecoins, but in reality, it paves the way for a permissioned, surveilled, and tightly controlled digital currency regime. We predicted …