A European trying to get a J1 to work at an amusement park? 90% likely to get a visa. Graduate from top university trying to get an H-1B to work at an AI lab? More like 30%. We don't have our priorities straight at all. From Stuart Anderson at NFAPResearch:

80/20 issue ripe for the taking.

The headlights are too damn bright.

I talk with Jordan McGillis about America’s ports, technology, and union opposition to modernization… city-journal.org/multimedia/aut…

Most working Americans don’t choose their health insurance—their employer does. The result? Expensive, one-size-fits-all coverage. A new Manhattan Institute issue brief by Chris Pope shows how a simple regulatory tweak could change that. 🧵

America can and ought to be the premier hub for global talent. Our world-class research universities are essential gateways and should be utilized for that very purpose.

Republicans turning their backs on growth, innovation, and free markets out of a lazy mix of interest group lobbying and culture war opportunism is bad. slowboring.com/p/banning-lab-…

Scale matters. 300 million Chinese are under the age of 25.

One Big Beautiful Bill