The second Trump Presidency is less than 30 days away, but the physical economy is already being reorganized to rise up to the demands that the new Trump Presidency will place upon it.
It was the week before Christmas and Corrupt Washington wanted to test Donald Trump. They engineered a fake government crisis around the debt when the real issue is how to grow the economy such that the debt is not an issue.
Welcome to today's newsletter, filled with inspiring stories that showcase President Trump's strategic moves, grassroots support, and the nation's growing optimism.
The Republican National Convention adopted President Trump's short, 16-page platform dedicated to the forgotten men and women of America. Much of it reflects "common sense" and Trump's Agenda47 program. It's implementation will begin the revival of our economy, but it is simply a first step.
This latest report shines the spotlight on innovative American companies pushing the boundaries of space technology, nuclear power, and steel manufacturing. Meanwhile, China's rapid progress in these areas serves as a timely reminder that intention and credit can achieve remarkable results.
Join the journey from Jacquard looms to AI-powered robots! Explore how pattern recognition has shaped humanity's machines and discover the revolutionary advancements that will transform our daily lives.
The amazingly successful fourth flight test of the SpaceX Starship/Superheavy and the successful first delivery of astronauts to the International Space Station by Boeing's Starliner offer humanity a bright future.
Today, we report on the launch of the Chang'e 6 regolith samples from the Moon, and this week's launches of the SpaceX Starship/Superheavy and the Boeing Starliner. Also, both the White House and the Texas state government are taking baby steps toward pushing nuclear power.
It is a story that appears again and again in American history. In America, determination and a better idea can change history and life for the better. One great, but lesser known example, is the life of James B. Eads and his bridge.
