by Isaac Cubillos | Jun 27, 2025 | Brown Eyes, Clear Truth, Journal
Today’s Supreme Court decision didn’t just sidestep the meaning of the 14th Amendment—it cracked the door open to a fractured republic. At issue was a challenge involving birthright citizenship, the guarantee that anyone born on U.S. soil is a citizen. It’s one of the...
by Isaac Cubillos | Jun 24, 2025 | Journal
“We are streamlining the secure exchange of information between unclassified and classified networks via the Amazon Web Services Cross-Domain Solution. By eliminating ‘sneaker-net’ methods of data transfer, we’re boosting collaboration and empowering Warfighters with...
by Isaac Cubillos | Jun 22, 2025 | Journal
Well, it looks like we just rang Iran’s doorbell—with 14 precision-guided bunker busters and cruise missiles. Late Saturday night, U.S. aircraft struck Iranian nuclear facilities. Not a rumor. Not a rehearsal. An actual, coordinated operation across multiple sites,...
by Isaac Cubillos | Jun 8, 2025 | Journal
There’s a photo floating around Facebook again. You’ve probably seen it. It shows a couple of 1930s streetcars, some early sedans, and a row of pedestrians framed by weathered buildings. The caption reads something like: “Pacific Highway cuts through the heart of...
by Isaac Cubillos | Jun 3, 2025 | Journal
Let me put it plainly: AI is full of it. Not always. Not everywhere. But often enough — and confidently enough — that it’s becoming a real problem. We are living in an age where artificial intelligence systems are spitting out facts, figures, timelines, and...
by Isaac Cubillos | May 30, 2025 | Journal
Some folks walk around waving the Constitution like it’s a VIP club card—citizens only, no foreigners allowed. To which I say: read the damn thing. It doesn’t start with “We the Citizens.” It starts with “We the People.” And that little...
