What Do Soybeans, Boeing Planes And Rare Earths Reveal About US-China Trade
China has made the most visible progress on soybeans, purchasing nearly half of a pledged 25 million tons
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Election Year Ploy? Democrats Reject Husted’s Unanimous Consent Request On Data Centers
Husted, who faces a special election in November, introduced the Ratepayer Protection Act in July to protect ratepayers from having to foot the bill for data centers.
The Conflict Between Crony Capitalism And Market Logic
Newman writes: Lord Acton teaches us that “power tends to corrupt,” but the advocates of limited government slowly transformed into the very parties they had previously detested.
Explaining Versus Describing Economic Events
Businessmen themselves are confused as to why. They cannot make sense of why certain business practices that were profitable yesterday are losing money today.
Property Rights Are Not A Luxury: Why Zimbabwe Cannot Grow Without Secure Ownership
Before 2000, Zimbabwe was regularly called the breadbasket of southern Africa. Then came the Fast Track Land Reform Programme, launched that year and formalized under the Land Acquisition Act of 2002.
The Limits Of China’s Market Reforms Under Communist Party Rule
Yet remembering Zhu as a market reformer raises a more interesting question: What did he actually understand a market economy to be?
6-Figure Ad Buy Calls On Trump To Send This Message To China On AI Threats
Alliance for a Better Future is a pro-family technology coalition launched in March that plans to spend at least eight figures this year to protect children from dangers presented by artificial intelligence.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Dismisses ‘Doomsday Narratives’ Surrounding AI Development
Nvidia, which saw its valuation exceed $5 trillion amid the AI boom, did not immediately respond to the Daily Caller News Foundation’s request for comment.
Utopian Net Zero Just Got Riskier
First, it is possible that every U.S. corporation could meet its net-zero commitments and yet have no impact on global warming so long as other countries keep emitting greenhouse gases.
Democrats Flock To Left Coast Seeking California Cash As Midterm Fundraising Intensifies
Abdul El-Sayed, the Michigan Democrat Senate nominee and a socialist candidate, is set to host a fundraiser more than 2,000 miles away in San Francisco’s financial district at the end of September.
Victor Davis Hanson: Elon Musk Is Powering The American Renaissance
There’s a lot of controversy about Elon Musk. His reputation took a big hit, remember, right after the election, because half the country voted, roughly 48%, voted against Donald Trump.
$110 Billion Paramount-Warner Bros. Deal Clears Major Legal Hurdle
The lawsuit, led by California Attorney General Rob Bonta, had sought to block the transaction over concerns about competition in the film and pay-TV markets
Dominion Energy Merger Under Scrutiny On Final Stop Of ‘Listening Tour
Hashmi, who scheduled five total sessions for her “Energy Costs Listening Tour,” has already held meetings in Loudoun, Norfolk, Richmond, and Charlottesville.
The Left’s Answer To AI Is Simple: More Government
One approach holds that innovation is best driven by private companies competing and experimenting, while government sets clear rules against potential harm such as fraud, abuse, and threats to national security.
AI Safety Debate Meets Reality At Salesforce’s Dreamforce
Businesses are also becoming more selective about AI spending