Op-Eds

On June 21, the Supreme Court ruled that the National Collegiate Athletic Association’s strict limits on compensation for student-athletes violated antitrust law. The door is

Those who live in corporate glass towers should not throw stones. Far too many C-suite executives have yet to learn the lesson of that paraphrased

Good news for movie buffs: 98 percent of AMC Theatres nationwide are now open to the public. I could not be more relieved. After watching movies exclusively

In what has become an increasingly rare occurrence, there appears to be growing bipartisan consensus forming that America’s “Big Tech” industry needs regulatory reform. Senior

Why is the Senate allowing the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) to drift away from Senator Elizabeth Warren’s original vision of a data-driven agency “with research at

To adapt Oliver Hardy: Well, here’s another nice mess the federal government has gotten us into. When Congress passed the CARES Act in March 2020, it placed student loans into “administrative forbearance” until September

To adapt Oliver Hardy: Well, here’s another nice mess the federal government has gotten us into. When Congress passed the CARES Act in March 2020, it placed student loans into “administrative forbearance” until September

“Merry Christmas!” I know that Zoom Thanksgiving wasn’t what you were hoping for, but I bet that turkey was still mighty tasty. Remember the good food

What is AMC Theatres thinking? The movie chain has no customers, and the COVID-19 lockdowns aren’t going away any time soon. Every major movie release