This week, as Chinese President Xi Jinping arrives in Washington to discuss economic competition, technology, and artificial intelligence, America’s leaders will spend considerable time debating chips, algorithms, export controls, and compute capacity. Those conversations matter. But beneath every debate over semiconductors and AI regulation sits a more fundamental question: Can America still build at the […]

As an Air Force veteran who serviced aircraft that flew to Vietnam, I got to see a side of our military that most people don’t know about. I am talking about the backbreaking behind-the-scenes work that got our planes airborne and back again.  I was a refueler and a liquid oxygen expert, both almost foreign-language […]

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