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If the world's future is powered by semiconductors and designed by advanced AI chips, then it will be printed on polysilicon; the purest manmade material and the foundation for any semiconductor ...

On the eve of the historic meeting in Washington between President Trump and HRH Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, I reflect on the great progress in Saudi Arabia under MBS' leadership and the o ...

Throughout the post-New Deal expansion of the administrative state, conservatives have warned against the dangers of giving too much power to unelected bureaucrats. Those concerns have been borne out ...

Congress took an important step this year to bring digital assets into the mainstream economy. By passing the GENIUS Act, lawmakers created for the first time a federal framework for payment stablecoi ...

College football is foundational to college athletics and our country. It supports every sport, anchors school identity, and remains one of the most unifying traditions in American life. For a long ti ...

Since former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) announced she will not run for re-election, retrospectives have poured in on everything from her role in passing Obama ...

Taking a page out of the Big Tech Antitrust Defendant Playbook, Apple continues to drag its feet as the U.S. Department of Justice and 20 state attorneys general attempt to hold the company accountabl ...

On a Sunday morning talk show in July 2020, Bernie Sanders said the quiet part out loud. Joe Biden, he told CBS's Face the Nation, had been "a more conservative senator than he is as presi ...

The Federal Trade Commission's war on alleged Big Tech monopolies suffered a major defeat last month, when a judge ruled in favor of Meta at trial. But the FTC's troubles might not b ...

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) was conceived as a pro-business agency, but over time it has strayed from that ideal. Current FTC Chair Andrew Ferguson has the opportunity to promote change a ...