These journalists will now get a second bite at the dinner, minus, hopefully, the drama of the first one. No doubt they’ll all turn up. After all, who wants to miss a feast provided by the enemy at his expense.
This kind of reporting is not ideological. It’s not partisan. It’s a journalist holding powerful institutions accountable for catastrophic failures.
The point here isn’t to argue whether Jeff Bezos should or shouldn’t pay more tax. The point is that Congress’s approach is entirely wrong. They should instead invest their energy into ensuring maximum productivity… which ultimately means fewer regulations, and in general staying out of the way.
After a year of turmoil, the priority appears to be getting a nominee through – rather than driving radical reform.
Progress has been stalled, not because the science is unclear, but because the decision to act has not been taken. In public health, delays do not remain abstract, they accumulate over time, and eventually they are measured in lives.
An insider account of internal tensions, contested decisions, and the questions that were never resolved.
Underestimate Donald Trump at your peril, just ask the Ayatollahs.
