Aug 15, 20264 min readThe ‘dangerous’ AI models are the ones saving usWhen the next cyberattack hits a Fortune 500 company, or ransomware locks the files of a regional hospital system, which artificial intelligence tools will information technology experts use to ward …Washington Examiner
May 1, 20264 min readWhy doesn’t America have a transcontinental railroad?In 1869, the first-ever American transcontinental railroad was completed at Promontory Summit, then in the Utah Territory. Passengers and cargo from the industrial cities of the Northeast could make …Washington Examiner
May 10, 20234 min readWould Lina Khan’s real-life FTC break up Succession’s fictional Waystar RoyCo?The truth is often stranger than fiction. In this season of the hit HBO show Succession , viewers are subjected not just to the business antics of the troubled Roy family but also to politicians and …Washington Examiner
Oct 2, 20224 min readDemocrats must not be allowed to replicate Europe's energy disasterIn the Alpine nation of Austria, where I currently live, residents are receiving the euro equivalent of $490 as a “climate and anti-inflation” bonus. This will be a godsend for those …Msn-Com·Washington Examiner
Jul 26, 20223 min readEnergy costs struggle against judicial activist squeezeYAËL OSSOWSKI In the traditional American view of self-government, we prefer decision-making to be as local as possible. Government works best when decisions are made closest to those affected, …Washington Examiner
Jun 29, 20223 min readJohn Oliver delivers Democratic Party talking points on antitrustWhat does it say about us when we turn to comedians to inform our thinking on politics? We’ve witnessed the rise of Ukrainian comedian-turned-wartime-President Volodymyr Zelensky. Former Guatemalan …Washington Examiner
Apr 20, 20223 min readFor the sake of the international order, we need Biden to sell more gasIf President Joe Biden wants to kneecap the Russian war machine and save global liberalism, the best thing he can do is start selling more gas. I don’t mean “I Did That” stickers Gorilla-glued to your …Washington Examiner
Oct 8, 20214 min readFacebook failures may be real, but the case for increased censorship is weakBy Yaël Ossowski | Washington Examiner Once the so-called Facebook whistleblower revealed her identity and story, it was only a matter of time before the public imagination of one of the largest …Washington Examiner
Feb 15, 20214 min readMichael Bloomberg propels the WHO’s nanny state mission creepMichael Bloomberg may have a domestic reputation as a tough-talking, three-term big-city mayor who blew hundreds of millions on a doomed presidential campaign, but around the world, his money talks. …Washington Examiner
Jan 13, 20204 min readSupport Iranian protesters: Let them visit AmericaOn Saturday, President Trump hit the record books yet again, this time for tweeting the most-liked message in the Persian language ever. The tweet offered support to the Iranian people protesting in …Washington Examiner
Nov 27, 20184 min readDon’t let cities ruin the scooter revolutionIn major urban centers across the globe, a handful of companies have deployed technology due to be one of the most innovative solutions to the mountains of traffic and mobility issues that plague our …Washington Examiner
Oct 30, 20184 min readBirthright citizenship helped make America greatThe United States has always been an exceptional country. Its Constitution and amendments, along with its founding, inherent rights, and the arguments over the role of the state have provided a …Washington Examiner
Oct 24, 20185 min readThe healthcare system is a racket — direct primary care could fix itEveryone has a healthcare horror story. A hidden charge on the hospital bill. A last minute test or scan that ends up costing four figures. Hours spent on the phone with insurance companies to follow …Washington Examiner
May 15, 20183 min readEnding sugar protectionism will help boost small business and benefit consumersThis week in the nation’s capital, the House Agriculture Committee will decide the fate of various agricultural subsidies and food benefits for millions of Americans. The bill, H.R. 2 , known as the …Washington Examiner
Feb 6, 20184 min readSugar subsidies are anything but sweetBy Yaël Ossowski | Washington Examiner For far too long, domestic producers of sugar have gotten a sweet deal from the federal government. Thanks to the U.S. sugar program, sugar beet and sugar cane …Washington Examiner
Jan 24, 20184 min readWorkers can't afford tariffs or a trade war, President TrumpTo the Trump protectionist hammer, every product imported looks like a nail. On Monday, we learned that President Trump’s trade enforcer, U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer, announced new …Washington Examiner
Dec 13, 20174 min readThe Internet didn't need net neutrality in 2015, and it doesn't nowIn authoritarian regimes across the world, government control and regulation of the Internet is a given. Here in the U.S., we’ve managed to keep our online world relatively free from any bureaucratic …Washington Examiner
Oct 20, 20174 min readCongress shouldn't dictate how water pipes are rebuiltBy Yaël Ossowski | Washington Examiner With a slew of agenda items in front of President Trump, there is one more which requires the utmost attention: infrastructure. Bridges, highways, electric …Washington Examiner
Oct 3, 20175 min readWe are all Catalonians now: Why the Spanish crisis matters for all nationsIn scenes straight from a 1984-esque dystopian thriller, armed policemen from the Spanish Guardia Civil descended into the streets of the Catalonian region over the weekend to halt a planned …Washington Examiner
Jan 22, 20144 min readMad about government spying and snooping? Blame ReaganBy Yaël Ossowski | Watchdog.org American uproar over revelations of mass government spying has provoked a significant revision of the actions of U.S. spy agencies across the board. While ire has been …Watchdog.org·Washington Examiner
