Are China’s Cheap Cars Exposing America’s Crony Capitalism?

A defense of competitive markets, and a warning about what happens when protection, rent-seeking and offshoring take competition’s place From The Craig Bushon Show Media Team The debate over Chinese automobiles usually gets framed around a narrow question, which is whether Americans should eventually be allowed to buy a $25,000 or $30,000 vehicle built by […]
Who Decides Which Murder Becomes National News?

The Killing of Andrew Wimsatt Raises an Uncomfortable Question From The Craig Bushon Show Media Team Some crimes in America become national stories almost immediately. Within hours, the victim’s name is everywhere, cable programs are dissecting what happened, national newspapers are running profiles, politicians are being asked for reactions, and social media is full of […]
Jaguar Land Rover: A Threatened Species — or a British Icon Reinventing Itself in America?

As Profits Collapse, China Rises and 4,000 Jobs Disappear, JLR Looks to America for Its Next Chapter From The Craig Bushon Show Media Team A note on currency for our American audience: all figures in this piece are converted at an approximate mid-market rate of £1 = $1.35, the rate prevailing in the week of […]
The Nursing Home Money Machine: Who Profits While Families Pay the Price?

WHO IS WATCHING THE NURSING HOMES? America Cannot Keep Writing Checks While Our Most Vulnerable Citizens Are Left Waiting for Care An Investigative Op-Ed by Craig Bushon Media Team About 1.24 million people live in 14,742 CMS-certified nursing facilities across the United States, according to KFF’s analysis of federal Nursing Home Compare and CASPER data […]
Lindsay Clancy and the Evil We Can’t Explain – or Can We?

Genesis 3, Mental Illness, Disease, and What Christians Really Believe About the Origin of Evil From The Craig Bushon Show Media Team There are acts so horrific that our vocabulary collapses underneath them. We call them unthinkable. We call them insane. We say someone must have snapped, and then we start searching for a diagnosis, […]
The Great AI Wager: Can Artificial Intelligence Save a World Drowning in Debt?

The Craig Bushon Show — “The Truth Is Not Hate Speech” By Craig Bushon Show Media Team We are warned about artificial intelligence constantly, and the warnings have settled into a familiar catalog. AI could eliminate millions of jobs, become a cyberweapon, enable a biological attack, power a surveillance apparatus, or eventually outthink the people […]
THE BACK DOOR TO AMERICA: MADE IN AMERICA. POWERED BY CHINA?

How Chinese Technology, Battery Licensing, Critical Minerals and Western Automakers Are Rewriting America’s Industrial Relationship With Beijing By Craig Bushon | The Craig Bushon Show We Read Between the Lines to Get to the Bottom Line For years, Washington has been watching America’s industrial front door. Chinese electric vehicles were hit with trade barriers, Chinese-linked […]
The $2 Million Warning: Andy Ogles Lost an Election – But Washington Was Supposed to Learn a Lesson

A renewable-energy-backed political operation has now spent against three Republicans who pushed to kill the industry’s tax credits. All three lost. The people running it say out loud that the point is deterrence. From the Craig Bushon Show Media Team Andy Ogles lost his Republican primary in Tennessee’s 5th Congressional District on August 6, falling […]
Silencing the Blueprint: What the Record Actually Shows About RNA Interference

Seven approved drugs, three billion dollars in annual revenue, two FDA warning letters, and a set of forecasts that grow larger the further they travel from their source FROM THE CRAIG BUSHON SHOW MEDIA TEAM Most Americans have never heard the term RNA interference, usually shortened to RNAi, which is a strange thing to say […]
THE RIVER BETWEEN US AND 2036 – Cross While You Still Can.

Elon Musk says money won’t matter in ten years. The real question is how anyone gets to the other side. By Craig Bushon | The Craig Bushon Show — Bold Talk for a Brave America Elon Musk sat down with The Economist’s editor-in-chief, Zanny Minton Beddoes, for a ninety-minute conversation this past week, and buried […]