The legislation would make the United States far more competitive at attracting foreign talent than current law and prevent the removal of hundreds of thousands of skilled workers, benefiting the U.S. economy enormously.
There is no credible way to conclude that the United States is not at war. Ah, but “endless war” Is another thing altogether, right? Gene Healy comments.
Podcast: “Defining War Down,” featuring Gene Healy and Caleb O. Brown
Passenger rail competes against automobiles and airlines. Congress should unleash rail’s potential by selling off Amtrak and giving it the flexibility it needs to cut costs and innovate.
Policymakers may be concerned about the various risks Facebook’s proposed currency, Libra, poses to the banking system. But the grounds for expecting Libra to present a systemic risk are lacking. This is the first in a four-part series on Libra.
