Rick Moran is a journalist at PJ Media, where he has been writing for 18 years. His work spans a range of topics including government, politics, public policy, and technology, with a particular focus on elections and security policy, as well as emerging fields like artificial intelligence. He has been featured in various outlets including Knowledia, CauseACTION Clarion, and American Thinker.
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By: Rick Moran
Wokeness has peaked , thanks to some determined and intelligent pushback from the right.
With the launch of ChatGPT in 2022, enthused Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella in early 2023, “We went from the bicycle to the steam engine.” Venture
By: Rick Moran
No one is sure when or how dogs were domesticated. There are several leading theories, each with its own timeline. They may all be wrong.
In 1957, the world's first commercial nuclear reactor began operating along the Ohio River near Shippingport, Ohio. The plans were drawn up in 1954, and the plant began supplying Pittsburgh with electricity in 1957.
By: Rick Moran
New York Magazine calls the California governor's race "an unholy mess." National political columnist Rueben Navarette says the race
Will social media become so toxic, so weird, so outrageously stupid that America will eventually rise up in anger and disgust and smite it down upon the mountainside? Will they tar and feather Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, and social media executives and run them out of town on a rail?
The 1994 World Cup, hosted by the United States, ranks first in overall attendance and average match attendance in World Cup history.
By: Rick Moran
In the 2022 Republican primaries, the Democratic National Committee supported several GOP candidates
By: Rick Moran
The idea of freezing a life form and bringing it back to life decades or centuries later has been a common plot line in science fiction for hundreds of years.
Earlier this month, the NewYork Times reported that the "Trump administration is considering an executive order to establish a working group on AI
