Much to my surprise, several weeks ago I attended a hockey game where I was seated only a few rows behind distinguished collegiate gymnast and social media influencer Livvy Dunne. While not a follower of gymnastics, her popularity is such that she was readily identifiable by the throngs of young supporters who congregated around […]
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“The greatest fever of all was aspiration, a belief in the sheer possibility to remake a life.” That’s what Evan Osnos wrote in Age of Ambition, his remarkable 2014 book about life in emerging China. Osnos reported that as of 2014 the Chinese were second only to Americans when it came to the purchase of
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“Let many ideas flourish as industrial policy doesn’t work.” Those are the words of the excellent Andy Kessler in his latest Wall Street Journal opinion piece. Policymakers should embrace Kessler’s logic, all the while applying it to their shameful attempt to force a TikTok divestiture. And yes, the demand from politicians (and upheld last week by the D.C.
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Truth Social faces scrutiny after its users fell for a variety of scams on its platform, resulting in losses of up to hundreds of thousands of dollars. For context, an estimated $10 billion was lost due to fraud last year, illustrating the very real threat scammers pose. We all want to stop consumers from being harmed – but
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