Emma Fuentes

Washington, D.C., United States

Commentary Writer at Washington Examiner

ISI Collegiate Network Journalism Fellow at Washington Examiner

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Articles

How the Trump-Musk split affects the administration’s social policy

2 days ago | washingtonexaminer.com | Emma Fuentes

President Donald Trump‘s recent split with Tesla CEO Elon Musk is the edge, or maybe just the hope, for which more traditional conservatives in the party have been waiting. This is especially true in the buildup to the administration’s release of policy recommendations for in vitro fertilization. Trump’s “baby boom” plans saw particular amplification under his political union with Musk, whose frequent reminders of “extreme birth rate collapse” encouraged pronatalists of all sorts to offer ideas.
Not all rainbows and sunshine for Pride

2 days ago | washingtonexaminer.com | Emma Fuentes

It is long known that liberals have poor mental health. For some of them, political violence is a given. The trend is obvious in most left-wing issues, from pro-Palestinian attacks to Black Lives Matter riots to Tesla burnings. Nowhere, though, is it more salient than within the transgender movement. One transgender-identifying male threatened to assassinate Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) last month.
Not all rainbows and sunshine for Pride

2 days ago | gazette.com | Emma Fuentes

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Anti-IVF advocates make all the right moves

3 days ago | washingtonexaminer.com | Emma Fuentes

To some, “Make America Healthy Again” indicates no more than a conspiratorial science. Those who don’t discount it see it as a rhetorical opportunity. That posture is most relevant among pro-lifers in the Republican Party, many of whom face a slow edging out by virtue of their opposition to in vitro fertilization. A tactical revamp was long overdue for the GOP, one ushered in alongside President Donald Trump.
Bear cubs or human infants?

5 days ago | washingtonexaminer.com | Emma Fuentes

It is the first week of June, and “Pride” is in full swing. No longer is the optimal family model, one man and one woman, married, accepted as fact, or even as time-tested. As a result, people rarely make children a primary component of ethical concerns. This is so even in feigned family-centered debates over universal childcare or in vitro fertilization. Nor are children protected from undue ideological indoctrination in schools and in society at large.
Is young MAGA on the right path?

6 days ago | washingtonexaminer.com | Emma Fuentes

Religiosity is commonly the strongest signifier of a romantic match. For better or for worse, young Republicans are finding that “MAGA” fills that role well enough. The rumor is that outright conservatism is how young, urban professionals now do best at finding dates and party invitations.
How the United Nations is willing to appease pedophiles

1 week ago | washingtonexaminer.com | Emma Fuentes

Artificial intelligence innovations already aim to replace real, good human relationships — but what about bad ones? Without a doubt, the most pernicious of these “bad” relationships are pedophilic in nature. Child abuse, whether pursued physically or digitally, is nothing new to the human experience. And now, AI-generated images and videos open up a world of access to the production of pornographic material.
Man in the image of OpenAI

2 weeks ago | washingtonexaminer.com | Emma Fuentes

Smartphone and laptop technologies have not evolved enough for today’s most future-minded innovators: Artificial intelligence needs its own form. This is the shared goal of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and former Apple designer Jony Ive. Altman launched AI into the public mind with the release of ChatGPT in 2022 and has since aimed at an artificial general intelligence, or AGI, to equal or surpass human intelligence.
A good marriage helped bring a good pope

2 weeks ago | washingtonexaminer.com | Emma Fuentes

A stable family life benefits any child. Pope Leo XIV, who calls his siblings at least weekly, is one good example. Then-Bishop Robert Prevost would call his older brother, John, daily from his post at the Vatican as Prefect of the Dicastery for Bishops. So too with his oldest brother, Louis, in weekly phone calls. The Prevost brothers are close — a detail the public has learned through John’s and Louis’s extensive media appearances.
Abortion pill reversal should be Trump’s next political maneuver

2 weeks ago | gazette.com | Emma Fuentes

If the Trump administration is to take a middling position on abortion, a good supplement would be to back the abortion pill reversal. As both sides know, there is no middle ground on the matter. That is one sentiment on which the most pro-life and most pro-abortion people can agree. Because it is truly a matter of life and death, every decision inches one way or the other.