Over the past several decades, a considerable body of research has looked at whether charter schools benefit students who choose to enroll in them.

More recently, researchers have turned their attention to a related question: Is the expansion of the charter school sector harming students who remain in traditional public schools?

Despite wide agreement that America’s infrastructure quality is relatively low,

per-unit infrastructure costs are higher in the US today compared to the rest of the world and to America 50-60 years ago.

William Hogan,

director of the Harvard Electricity Policy Group,

outlines the causes and consequences of the recent Texas energy crisis.

Ben Caspit speaks this week with former Mossad Chief Efraim Halevy.

By Jordan Schneider — the creator of the ChinaTalk podcast.

There are many anti-Big Tech activists and politicians who want to heavily regulate or dismantle companies like Amazon, Google, Apple, and Facebook.

They fear that these companies have become too big and too powerful, often even referring to these companies as ‘monopolies.’

But maybe this isn’t a fair characterization.

Perhaps these Big Tech companies need to offer far more value to consumers than monopolies typically do, because they are all in competition with each other.