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Selling Our Birthright Original

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By Michael Rosen
| The Washington Free Beacon Verified
Most Americans have been raised since childhood to understand that the 14th Amendment to the Constitution confers American citizenship automatically at birth to all those newborns fortunate enough to find themselves on United States territory. Unlike European countries or, for that matter, almost everywhere in the world, America, we are taught in elementary school civics classes, welcomes citizens on the basis of ius soli, the law of the soil, rather than ius sanguinis.
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Historias loquísimas y absolutamente verídicas para ir a dormir

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By Michael Rosen
| Espacio Logopédico
Relatos para antes de irse a dormir, alucinantes y verídicos. Disfruta con la historia de los perros que conducen (sí, sí), el elefante que se deleita con la música clásica y el niño que encontró un diente de tiburón gigante. Si te vas a dormir, aquí tienes historias disparatadas para elegir... Edad: 7-10 años Contenido Información adicional - Un T. Rex con pajarita - Monty, ?Nos llevas?
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How China Is Meddling in America’s AI Debate

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By Michael Rosen
| Political Economy with Jim Pethokoukis
The ongoing debate over data centers—those flat-topped, energy-intensive, exurban behemoths powering the artificial intelligence revolution—has in recent years roiled Congress, statehouses, and local town halls, pitting pioneering technology companies against a combination of local activists, AI skeptics, and outright degrowthers. We now know that another extraordinarily influential force has also put its thumb on this crucial American policy discussion: the People’s Republic of China.
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