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Great op-ed from @SenatorBanks. Thanks to the One Big Beautiful Bill, the U.S. is making an historic investment in shipbuilding to enhance deterrence. @PalantirTech’s Foundry platform can bring AI to the shipyards, giving American workers superpowers and allowing the Navy to put

We have the means to combat this economic aggression: strategic decoupling enabled by reindustrialization at home and breaking down barriers to technology sharing with key allies.

"Yan Se, assistant professor in the department of applied economics at the Guanghua School of Management at Peking University, said at a recent seminar that China’s share of global manufacturing value-added could rise to 40 per cent in the next five years, from about 27 per cent.

With the announcement of its AI Action Plan last week, it’s clear the administration now has the team and the gameplan in place to achieve its mission for American AI dominance. Now all it has to do is follow through on early policy wins and industry interest to usher in.

This is especially necessary if we are to have a hope of reviving nuclear power. China recognizes this – they currently have 23 new reactors under construction while new builds have stalled in the United States. So does Secretary Wright, who has called for America to “lead the.

.@epaleezeldin's Powering the Great American Comeback initiative builds on this by implementing a handful of initiatives that, if finalized, will increase certainty in the permitting process, eliminate unnecessary steps in the permitting process, and expedite construction of data.

To secure American energy dominance and avoid that fate, the administration needs to allow industry to bring on new energy sources speedily, securely, and at scale. Speed means cutting red tape like it’s never been cut before. The administration has made a strong start here,.

At a national scale, America risks becoming California while China looks like Texas.

But absent constant pushing from the White House and executive branch agencies, that bureaucratic lethargy may yet prevail. To understand why, note that oil hotspot Texas now has more wind and utility-scale solar power than supposedly climate-friendly California, because the.

At a minimum, this all shows we don’t need a Chips Act-style industrial policy where government grants are saddled with onerous regulations. The largest financial firms and most profitable technology companies in the world will happily fund America’s energy buildout to power.

We’re starting to see this play out across the country. The more than $90 billion in energy and AI investments announced at the forum came on the heels of both the Department of Defense and Apple announcing separate deals with MP Materials, America’s only fully integrated rare.

These simple changes can unlock massive opportunities for Americans. As @SecretaryBurgum pointed out, the five biggest tech companies alone have a CapEx budget of $320 billion – bigger than the five next industries combined – and they want to spend it quickly, in America, in

As @SecretaryWright said, this administration understands that for America to be open for business, we need to start permitting projects quickly and efficiently so investors and private capital feel they can move fast.

The good news is this administration has the right team to reverse this trend. Energy Secretary Chris Wright and Interior Secretary Doug Burgum are both accomplished businessmen who recognize the imperative of American energy dominance and the burdens of regulation.

More subtly, their domination of upstream portions of the energy supply chain can lock in dependence on their equipment or even slow America’s electricity buildout.

China doesn’t need to launch a cyberattack to exploit its dominance over energy supply chains. Control over critical minerals and components gives them the ability to cripple specific sectors. They have done so in restricting the export of materials used by the semiconductor and.

In May, U.S. officials found undocumented communication devices in Chinese-made inverters that could send back data or let in malware. Now imagine that malware not only connected to the grid but also to electric vehicles made by CATL, a Chinese supplier with military ties.

Add in that China dominates the market for batteries, solar panels, and associated hardware like inverters, we are literally embedding potential backdoors into our critical infrastructure on behalf of the CCP’s soldiers and spies.