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If education were a product loaded onto ships and tracked at ports, America would be a top global exporter. Yet, in a political environment increasingly hostile to foreign students, the country risks undercutting one of its few enduring trade advantages. According to the Institute of International Education, the United States hosted more than one million international students in the 2022–2023 academic year, compared to just over 300,000 American students studying abroad.

The growth of AI and digitalization is setting off a power revolution—one that is largely invisible but monumental in scale. At the heart of this transformation are data centers, the physical epicenters of the cloud. These warehouse-sized facilities, filled with blinking servers and high-performance chips, are poised to become one of the largest consumers of electricity in the U.S. economy by the end of this decade.

For decades, the typical narrative of motherhood in the United States revolved around women in their twenties starting families. However,...

As of March, 2025, the world’s richest have faced steep wealth declines since January 17—the last trading day before Donald Trump’s January

U.S. foreign aid has long been a critical tool in advancing global humanitarian, economic, and democratic efforts. However, recent policy...