The Railroad on the Wrong Side of Trump’s Tariffs
A $28 billion merger in 2023 created Canadian Pacific Kansas City, which connects Mexico, the U.S. and Canada.
Singapore College Students’ Toughest Test Is Dodging Chinese Tourists
Universities draw gawking travelers, annoying scholars; ‘like observing zoo exhibits’ ...
Intel CEO Gelsinger Retires, Leaves Board
Intel said Pat Gelsinger has retired and stepped down from the company’s board of directors.
This Old House? Home Buyers’ Best Deals Are on Builders’ Lots
The premium that buyers have usually had to pay for a brand-new house is disappearing.
America’s Biggest Apartment Owner Takes a Leap Into Modular Homes
Greystar Real Estate Partners plans Monday to open its first U.S. modular project, a six-building apartment complex in ...
China Tensions Prompt U.S. Navy Race to Reload Missiles at Sea
A U.S. destroyer can fire dozens of cruise missiles within minutes, but reloading back in port can take two months. In a war ...
Something’s Burning in Trudeau’s Canada
The prime minister let loose at a Taylor Swift concert as an antisemitic riot raged.
Kash Patel, the FBI and Retribution
The country doesn’t want or need a GOP version of the Comey bureau.
Why Is the New Fafsa So Obsessed With Race?
Education Department bureaucrats have turned the ‘simplified’ student-aid form into a mini census.
The Syrian Civil War Erupts Again
The U.S. is mainly a bystander, unless the mayhem spreads.
Jay Bhattacharya and the Vindication of the ‘Fringe’ Scientists
His NIH nomination, years after being maligned for questioning lockdowns, is a boon for real science.
Trump Names Massad Boulos, His Daughter’s Father-in-Law, as Middle East Adviser
The Lebanese-born billionaire helped the president-elect court Arab-American voters in Michigan.