Tag results for: Construction
Opinion | Delayed Repairs Shrink the U.S Navy Submarine Fleet
The U.S. Navy’s submarine fleet, America’s essential war-fighting instrument in the Indo-Pacific, is about three-fifths the size it should be, chiefly because of maintenance and production delays. This...
Opinion | Herbert V. Kohler Jr.
Family businesses that grow into giant firms yet stay family-owned are rarities these days. One of the most enduring and successful is the Kohler Co., the power and...
Opinion | Japan Revives Nuclear Power
Energy common sense is in short supply these days, so all the more reason to cheer Japan for rethinking its flight from nuclear power. Prime Minister Fumio Kishida...
Opinion | Can We Build It? Not With Michigan’s Prevailing-Wage Mandate
Lansing, Mich.
The builders I work with are used to Michigan...
Opinion | Why the Chinese Communist Party Is Destroying My Village
The Chinese Communist Party is again burying history to make a profit and hide its inhumane deeds. How else...
Opinion | St. Paul’s Rent-Control Backfire
Affordable housing can be built, but it can’t be mandated into existence. That’s the lesson from St. Paul, where...
