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The Trump administration’s May 2025 executive orders calling for increased nuclear energy output marked a watershed moment for the industry. The results have been nothing short of astounding. In less than a year, the U.S. government has announced multibillion-dollar awards for domestic uranium enrichment projects, unlocked surplus plutonium for reactor use, and launched ...


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In the 1950s, the Milwaukee Road’s Olympian Hiawatha carried passengers from Minneapolis to Chicago in roughly seven hours. Today, Amtrak’s Empire Builder covers that same distance in just under eight. The New York Central once ran forty-two daily passenger trains between Buffalo and Cleveland, with the 187-mile trip taking three hours. Today, Amtrak’s Lake Shore…

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China’s domestic semiconductor industry has had to respond to the challenge of U.S. export controls by working with industrial ministries in Beijing and key local governments, such as in Shenzhen and Shanghai, to move the entire sector up the innovation curve and value chain on a compressed timetable. It is now clear that the immediate…

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We need to operate as if America did not exist. –Rem Koolhaas What happens when the countryside— the global periphery —becomes the center of human progress, and America, once the heartland of modernity, turns into an exceptional, possibly obsolete island? Maybe America pivots, leaving twentieth-century allies behind and reorienting toward the places that will play…

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On a normal summer day in June, Manny Guerrero, a soft-spoken Vietnam War veteran living in Las Vegas, picked up the phone and was told he had beaten the odds and won. The voice on the other end claimed to be from Publishers Clearing House and quickly painted a vivid picture: a check for $3,500,000,…

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