Congress should be giving Steve Feinberg a reason to stay

September 25, 2026

Congress should be giving Steve Feinberg a reason to stay

Steve Feinberg is a modern heir to the “dollar-a-year” men: business leaders who brought their experience managing American industry into government to strengthen the nation’s defense. That tradition today is rare, with many positions filled by policy experts instead. Congress should consider what our nation stands to lose if Feinberg’s tenure ends in frustration. Coming […]

The race for AI inference is really a race for infrastructure

The artificial intelligence revolution is entering a new phase. The question is no longer simply who can build the largest model, but who will control the infrastructure required to run AI at scale. The economics of artificial intelligence are shifting rapidly from training models to deploying them. Every time an AI system answers a question, […]

Union leaders rejecting the Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern merger are rejecting their own members’ job security

Rail labor is approaching a defining moment unlike any we have seen in the past century. Automation is advancing. Railroads are testing systems designed to operate trains with less human involvement. Autonomous freight equipment is already in federally authorized testing. Carriers are pursuing technology that will replace the work of trained engineers and conductors. That […]

Medicare’s new fraud strategy is a model for program integrity

Within Medicare, improper payments last year exceeded the estimated annual earnings of roughly 214,000 primary care doctors — the figure amounting to almost $57 billion. No one truly knows how much is lost in total to Medicare fraud, of which certain improper payments make up a part. However much it is, it is much more […]

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