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The structure rises up from the tract homes, cow pastures and speedy interstates of the Dallas-Ft. Worth outskirts. It is huge even for a place where, as they say, everything is bigger: more than 2.5 million square feet of interior space covering more than 170 acres. Completed less than three years ago, the bright white exterior gleams in the blazing sun of the late August Texas afternoon. The noise from within is not grating, but rather a constant low whirring, like living n

Sir Isaac Newton’s Third Law of Motion states that for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. This centuries-old theorem may go some way toward explaining the ideological split currently occurring in the U.S. Democratic Party – one that could carry significant importance for the congressional midterm elections in November 2026 and for policy for many years to come. President Trump faces a difficult political backdrop approaching the midterms, often thought of

Anchor Advisors President Erin Caddell spoke with ION Analytics to discuss the record SpaceX IPO frenzy, and potential political risk involved. With Musk having set himself against liberal priorities and gutted government programs while leading the DOGE campaign, Democrats on Capitol Hill “will want to see some level of accounting for the past two years” if they regain control of key committees, according to Erin Caddell, president of Washington DC-based public policy consult