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Last week, the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) announced it had gathered more than 1.5 million signatures -- nearly double what it needed -- to put a sweeping new weal ...

The United States Senate Judiciary Committee recently convened a full committee hearing as part of its bipartisan investigation into Credit Suisse's (now UBS) conduct related to Holocaust-era Na ...

When Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz, the Administration had a real problem on its hands. I understand why a White House would want to move fast, but moving fast and moving smart are not the same thi ...

Off the front pages, and in the real world, American small businesses are quietly thriving. US Census Bureau data shows new business formation hovers at its highest level in history, w ...

The likely outcome of the Iran War is a draw at best. Yet, President Trump could achieve much more. In high irony, the conflict has revealed that Iran may not need a nuclear weapon. Closing the Strait ...

When the Supreme Court overturned the Chevron doctrine in its 2024 Loper Bright decision, it fundamentally realigned the relationship between agencies, regulated entities, and the courts. The era wher ...

When the Pentagon lacks visibility into who can make what, where, and at what scale, its system naturally defaults to what it already knows: large original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and legacy su ...

Unfortunately, many elected officials do not grasp what drives small business viability and growth. There are still too many theoretical assumptions driving policy ideas in state capitols and on Capit ...

That the U.S. railway system is an interconnected national network is obvious (see, e.g., here), the natural infrastructure outcome of the response of market forces to the demand for heavy transp ...

Elon Musk called ISS and Glass Lewis "corporate terrorists." Jamie Dimon said they should be "gone and dead." You might dismiss this as two powerful men annoyed that someone, s ...