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The question is not whether the U.S. should build data centers; we need to. The question is whether the public is still free to build everything else.

Data centers underpin broad swaths of the nation's economy and functioning, including everyday computer networks, commercial operations, and security.

AI leadership will not be determined by who can build the highest wall. It will be determined by whose technology the world chooses to adopt.

The First Amendment and other constitutional principles that protect liberty in the physical world ought not to be brushed aside in the digital one.

Trump confirmed Apple's partnership with Intel on U.S. chip manufacturing, reportedly surprising the tech company's executives.

President Donald Trump was very critical of his predecessors for allowing the semiconductor manufacturing industry to flourish in Taiwan.

The United States and China are in a race for dominance of the next great historic economic age. Success is non-negotiable.

Justice Samuel Alito, who oversees emergency petitions from Texas federal courts, requested a response from Texas officials by June 22.

The state restricts children under 14 from creating social media accounts and requires parental consent for teenagers up to 16.

As a former SpaceX leader, I have watched many policymakers and investors continue to view infrastructure companies through outdated lenses.