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Christopher Rufo writes for City Journal about a problem plaguing major corporations. “The chief business of the American people is business,” President Calvin Coolidge once said. One hundred years later,…
Grace Carr of the Daily Caller reports on one of the federal government’s most disturbing forms of income transfer. The federal government is reportedly spending billions to fund a number…
Sebastian Mallaby of the Council on Foreign Relations offers some interesting thoughts in The Atlantic about the future of the Chinese economy. Downshifting is always painful, but politicians often make…
The latest issue of Fortune magazine features an article on entrepreneurs Jeff Bezos, Peter Thiel, and Paul Allen and their efforts to succeed where government has failed in developing cost-effective…
Lockheed Martin is going to develop a civilian version of its C-130J military cargo plane. Don’t laugh, the company sold over 100 commercial versions of earlier-generation C-130s. And anything that…
And that would be a problem. As Flightglobal reports: The Pentagon’s decision to reduce the performance specifications for the Lockheed Martin F-35 Joint Strike Fighter will have a significant operational…
So reports Reuters. Highlight: Pentagon officials slammed Lockheed Martin Corp’s performance on the $396 billion F-35 fighter jet program and said they would not bail out the program again if…
… 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,…
Former Gov. Mike Easley was famous for wrecking NASCAR vehicles during publicity test drives. A TV reporter took a page from Easley’s book while test driving a new expeditionary vehicle…
As our lawmakers consider a plan to boost taxes by roughly a billion bucks, perhaps they would appreciate Kevin D. Williamson?s assessment in the latest print version of National Review…