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Featured in the Daily Signal For decades, Nike was more than an athletic company. It was an American success story. The company built one of the most recognizable brands in history by celebrating competition, determination and the relentless pursuit of excellence. “Just Do It” was not a political slogan. It was a challenge to athletes

Featured in The American Spectator President Trump’s launch of Trump Accounts represents a promising forward-thinking pro-family and pro-growth initiative for the American people. These new tax-advantaged investment accounts for children give every eligible American kid a literal stake in the success of our economy from day one. With a government-seeded $1,000 contribution and the ability

Featured in Townhall The announced separation of Comcast’s cable news assets, including MSNBC and CNBC, should be viewed as more than another corporate restructuring. It is the latest step in a broader trend of major corporations distancing themselves from politically charged news businesses that once sat at the center of their media portfolios. AT&T exited

Featured in The Daily Signal Elon Musk may be one of the greatest entrepreneurs in modern American history, but when SpaceX finally launches its long-anticipated IPO, investors would be wise to look beyond the hype, the typical financial and risk analysis to consider and assess the potentially significant political risk attached to the company. Retail

Featured in Townhall If you want to understand why New York is in decline, stop listening to politicians and start watching the exits and the cold hard numbers. The smart money is already gone. The companies are right behind it. And the politicians who caused it are still doubling down. New York City isn’t just

Featured in Townhall Spirit Airlines didn’t just hit turbulence. It flew straight into a policy-made storm. In a functioning free market, failure is not a tragedy. It’s a feature. Bad business models collapse. Poorly run companies get punished. Capital gets reallocated. Stronger competitors rise. That’s how markets correct themselves and how consumers ultimately benefit. So

Featured in Townhall By now, Americans have seen this movie before. Internal dissent erupts at Google, employees stage a revolt, executives scramble to contain the fallout, and the media frames it as a principled fight over “values.” But the latest uproar, sparked by hundreds of employees pushing back against leadership, tells a much clearer story.

Featured in The New York Post This time, it’s KB Home, a multibillion-dollar homebuilding giant that has called Los Angeles home for decades, since 1960. Now it’s heading to Tempe, Ariz., citing a more business-friendly environment and lower long-term costs. Let that sink in. A company whose entire business is building homes in California no