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We will breathe easier from streamlined banking regulations

It’s been a decade since most Americans heard about “Operation Choke Point,” the Barack Obama administration’s effort to target politically disfavored businesses and their customers by forcing banks to close their accounts. Yet, the dangerous legacy of this controversial policy has ...

The high price of crying fraud!

Seminal is a strong word. It means that when an event is seminal, nothing will ever be the same again. Elon Musk and his marauding young minions will leave the United States damaged in ways that won’t be easily put right, toppling the country from the position it has held so long as the ...

How beach sands protect oceans from rising sea levels

Walking my dog on coastal beaches will never be the same since I learned about their precarious ecosystems. Beneath their sands lies a hidden world of microbial life that is critical in protecting the ocean. These tiny, unseen organisms act as nature’s filter and purifier, safeguarding marine ...

HOLY COW! HISTORY: How a kids’ toy named the Super Bowl

Lamar Hunt had a problem. The big game, the biggest of its kind ever held, was being planned. And it needed a name worthy of the occasion. Hunt, an oil tycoon’s son, had been crazy about football since he was a kid, just like many boys. With one huge difference … his family’s wealth ...

Immigrants provide healthcare services to older Americans

Americans are growing older. There are 58 million people over the age of 65. This represents about 17 percent of the U.S. population. By 2040, there will be 78 million, or 22 percent of the population, above 65. Older Americans make greater use of the healthcare system. These changes will ...

U.S. must build an independent critical minerals supply chain

The United States relies on China for the critical minerals essential for semiconductors and chips, posing a severe strategic and economic risk. China controls 70 percent of the global critical minerals supply chain and 85 percent of processing capabilities, leaving U.S. industries unable to ...