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‘Golden share’ of U.S. Steel extends president’s reach into the private sector
Economy / National Security / Politics / Presidency

‘Golden share’ of U.S. Steel extends president’s reach into the private sector

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Executive Summary  Nippon Steel’s acquisition of U.S. Steel was blocked by both Biden and Trump until Nippon, a Japanese company, gave the federal government a “golden share” of U.S. Steel.  The share gives the executive branch permanent control over U.S. Steel’s board of directors, job relocations, and capital investments.  The executive influence over this deal … Continue reading →

Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State: Great, but not Groundbreaking
America / Foreign Policy / Gov. Officials

Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State: Great, but not Groundbreaking

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Today marks the final time the nameplate on the desk of America’s highest ranking diplomat will read Hillary Clinton. At close of business, the former first lady turned Senator, will leave her post as Secretary of State after 4 years of traveling nearly 1 million miles to nearly 100 countries, a record-breaking feat. She has … Continue reading →