Intel Gets a Little Too Much Patriotism for the Math
I’ve seen church bake sales with less obvious accounting than this. Intel gets wrapped in national-strategy language, the market gets a little thrill, and…
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Elon Musk Didn’t Invent the Future — He Monetized It
Elon Musk’s real innovation is not invention. It’s the American favorite: take the public runway, the public research, the public risk, then slap your…
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The Bill Still Finds Your Kitchen Table
Holden McGroin here, and I’m starting to suspect “special access” is just a luxury label slapped on the same old bill. The insiders call…
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America First, Invoice Later
America First industrial policy is supposed to arrive wearing a hard hat and humming the national anthem, not dragging a grant folder with international…
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Billionaires Ask Democracy for a Refund
When a billionaire answers a tax debate by threatening to move the money, squeeze the company, or make workers feel the draft from the…
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A Great Vanishing Act: The Disappearing Job Trick
Everyone loves a good magic trick, right? But what if the illusionist is NAFTA, and the disappearing act is your local factory? Voilà, your…
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When Money Talks: The Megaphone of Politics
Folks, remember when politics was a good old-fashioned debate of ideas and character, not a game of high-stakes Monopoly with a megaphone bought by…
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