Tracking Biden’s semiconductor war with China
President Biden has identified semiconductors as ground zero in economic and strategic competition with China and is seeking a Western alliance to secure that industry. Published March 11, 2021
President Biden has identified semiconductors as ground zero in economic and strategic competition with China and is seeking a Western alliance to secure that industry. Published March 11, 2021
President Biden is squandering the opportunity to make the investments necessary to boost longer-term growth. Published March 8, 2021
President Biden wants the world to know America is back, prepared to lead and committed to shared goals, multilateralism and diplomacy. All this could end worse than America First. Published February 24, 2021
The Democrats appear intent on risking social chaos to accomplish their socialist goals. Published February 16, 2021
President Biden's recent executive orders and proposed immigration reforms are his down payment on an open border. Published February 11, 2021
Americans may not want a civil war, but they are standing in the middle of one. Published February 8, 2021
President Biden wants to raise the minimum wage to at least $15 an hour, but this is hardly the best way to lessen income inequality. Published January 30, 2021
Inflation may soon rear its ugly head, and President Joseph R. Biden and Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell will find it more difficult to control than their spending plans and recent ruminations indicate. Published January 25, 2021
Joe Biden's biggest problems are not China's quest for empire, an overtaxed infrastructure or the wave of Central Americans marching to our southern border. It's America's lost soul . Published January 19, 2021
President Biden faces a tough challenge: The COVID-19 recession permanently downsized whole swaths of the economy. Published January 18, 2021
There was something eerie about a virtual inauguration even before the chill of violent Capitol Hill protests. Published January 13, 2021
Thin majorities in Congress offer President-elect Joe Biden the opportunity to be bold. He can challenge moderate Republicans to support programs that would boost jobs and incomes. Published January 11, 2021
We face a tough COVID-19 winter as supply chain bottlenecks slow vaccine rollouts, urban centers remain virtual ghost towns and the disaffected and jobless express outrage with demonstrations and dumpster fires. Published January 7, 2021
Too often Internet platforms violate our privacy, arrogantly regulate speech and abuse monopoly power, but it is important to recognize what are and are not problems. Published January 6, 2021
Like other newly elected executives, President-elect Joe Biden is caught between his campaign promises and what he can reasonably deliver. Often that comes down to money. Published January 3, 2021
President-elect Joe Biden has an expansive regulatory and spending agenda and a lot more room to maneuver than conservatives admit. Published December 28, 2020
President-elect Biden needs a large-scale project that will summon the political class and national imagination to rescue the country from another four years of partisan distrust. Published December 27, 2020
The world has radically changed since the Obama-Biden team took the reins 12 years ago. Published December 22, 2020
The Federal Trade Commission with 47 states are suing Facebook for allegedly squelching competition by acquiring startups, and seeking divestiture of Instagram and WhatsApp. The suit is fundamentally flawed and bad economic policy. Published December 20, 2020
China poses the greatest challenge to American global leadership and liberty but judging by key appointments, President-elect Biden appears clueless to Beijing's strategies. Published December 15, 2020