Coke, baseball, and disturbing changes in America
Clarice Feldman of the American Thinker ponders disturbing changes in two staples of American life. Until very recently, it would have been hard to imagine anything more iconic of American…
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Clarice Feldman of the American Thinker ponders disturbing changes in two staples of American life. Until very recently, it would have been hard to imagine anything more iconic of American…
It is well known that a huge part of the cost of labor for American business is health insurance. A small firm employing as few as 15 or 20 people…
Mark Mills writes for the Manhattan Institute about trade-offs involved in efforts to make the nation’s electrical grid “greener” and “smarter.” Electric grids have always been vulnerable to natural hazards…
Victor Davis Hanson‘s latest column at National Review Online examines contradictions embedded within Silicon Valley’s successes. Silicon Valley is an American success story. At a time of supposed American decline,…
The latest print edition of the Heritage Foundation’s Heritage Insider features John Locke Foundation President John Hood‘s recent report compiling the latest academic research on state-based public policies that promote…
A Wall Street Journal column from Joseph Malchow examines one of the latest bits of disturbing news about California. Complaining about inequality isn’t just the purview of the Obama administration.…
Are tech companies flocking to Ireland in search of leprechauns dancing around pots of gold? No, but the latest Bloomberg Businessweek highlights the real reason for the island nation’s success…
At the World Economic Forum, Cisco CEO John Chambers isn’t mincing words. Cisco has a major presence in RTP. Here’s the headline from Triangle Business Journal: Cisco CEO: Russia and…
An amusing article in the latest Bloomberg Businessweek describes a game called Buy A Feature that helped residents of San Jose prioritize the city’s budget. Why is the story amusing?…
Earlier today, Gov. Bev Perdue announced that Certain-Teed, the maker of roofing, insulation, and other construction materials will build a new warehouse in Granville County, create 10 jobs, and invest…
… a new column posted at Human Events offers the cautionary tale of California’s economic woes. Author Roger Hedgecock reminds us of the incredible negative impact of uncompetitive tax rates,…
Low-income kids + ed school nonsense = failure. Ravenswood City School Board in California did not renew the charter of the Stanford New School/Ravenswood City Elementary. The charter school was…