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Mark Krikorian--In the months since President Donald Trump sent “Border Czar” Tom Homan to de-escalate the situation in Minneapolis, some immigration hawks have feared that the administration is
By Geoffrey Cain--Tim Cook stood inside Apple’s newest Shanghai store, the second-largest Apple Store in the world, and was explicit about the company’s bargain with China. “There’s no supply chain in
By Tonya Nickol -- Small towns are often defined by what they are not. They are not overcrowded, not overly industrialized, and not dominated by large corporate development. Instead, they are places
By @jareddhayden -- The issue of federalism has once again emerged in public debate as the Trump administration and industry allies push for national regulation of artificial intelligence platforms
By @IvanaDGreco -- The right-of-center views itself as the protector of families. GOP leaders have dubbed it “the party of parents.” A new Heritage Foundation report is titled, “Saving America by
By @DrewHolden360 -- Tech layoffs are everywhere, with CEOs announcing that hundreds or thousands of jobs must be jettisoned. The given cause is always the same: artificial intelligence. The
By @juderusso94 -- Few social changes have come with the swiftness and lack of opposition that mass gambling liberalization has. As recently as 2017, most forms of wagering were forbidden or heavily
By Brad Littlejohn -- Today, America is living through a new golden age—for vice merchants, that is. Gambling, once confined to seedy establishments in dark alleys, or cordoned off in swanky but
By @sam_silvestro -- There is a certain nostalgia in the bourgeois Boomer mind for the era when great statesmen, like Bob Dole and Ted Kennedy, could vociferously debate critical issues on the Senate