US Business
Opinion | Fake Refinery Reform in California
As higher gas prices loom, Democrats offer phony relief.
Month: July 2025
US Business
Opinion | Trump and the Loyal Opposition
Democrats and their media friends should recognize deterrence needs bipartisanship.
US Business
The Volkswagen Robotaxi That Wants to Rival Waymo and Tesla
Self-driving VW minivans are already on German roads and will come to the U.S. next year, as Europe plays catch-up with America and China.
US Business
The Moment the Clean-Energy Boom Ran Into ‘Drill, Baby, Drill’
Renewable-energy companies are bracing for the end of government subsidies after the passage of Trump’s ‘big beautiful bill.’
US Business
America Has Pulled Off the Impossible. It Made Getting a Passport Simple.
Washington is not exactly known for tech innovation. So how did a team of bureaucrats put their stamp on a new program for renewing passports online?
US Business
Opinion | Can AI and Drones Replace Soldiers and Jets?
Strikes by Ukraine and Israel show modern militaries need to blend military tech old and new.
US Business
While Working on the Set of ‘Entourage,’ She Came Up With an Idea for a Business
Lauren Gropper watched as the crew grabbed single-use plastic for their meals and breaks. She wanted to come up with a more sustainable approach.
Education
Joplin Schools’ Board of Education Member Hartwell Elected to Missouri School Boards Association
(Joplin, MO) – Joplin Schools‘ Board of Education member and past president Rylee Hartwell, has been elected as vice president of the Missouri School Boards’ Association (MSBA) for the 2025–2026 year. He was elected during […]
US Business
Why Krispy Kreme and McDonald’s Broke Up
A match made in fast-food heaven ended this week, after high hopes and promising early results from Krispy Kreme’s deal to sell doughnuts in McDonald’s restaurants.
US Business
Elon Musk Lost to Trump. He Can’t Get Over It.
Why can’t the entrepreneur stop himself from making things worse with the White House?