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Clark Allen: Vance Brand Airport does get subsidies from taxpayers (guest opinion) (opens the original)
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For years, proponents of Vance Brand Airport have maintained a comforting narrative: the airport is a self-sustaining entity that consistently stays “in the black.” Because it operates as an enterprise fund — a government accounting structure intended to run like a business where user fees cover operational costs — taxpayers are led to believe they aren’t footing the bill for local private aviation. However, a closer look at the financial ledger reveals that this “in the black” claim is deeply m
Clark Allen: Trump’s argument for taking over the Kennedy Center is flawed (guest opinion) (opens the original)
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The core argument by the Trump administration for taking over the Kennedy Center is fatally flawed: You cannot simultaneously claim that a leader is a “master business strategist” while making decisions that actively destroy the business’s primary revenue stream. When looking at the situation through the exact premise the administration set up, the “political defense” falls apart for two main reasons: The Trump-appointed board passed an official resolution explicitly stating that the center woul
Clark Allen: Society must prioritize using water on life-sustaining needs (guest opinion) (opens the original)
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The global water crisis is forcing a critical reevaluation of how society allocates its most precious resource. As climate change accelerates droughts, depletes aquifers and alters precipitation patterns, two vastly different industries have emerged as central figures in the debate over unsustainable water consumption: golf courses and artificial intelligence (AI) data centers. While one represents traditional luxury leisure and the other symbolizes the cutting edge of technological progress, bo
Clark Allen: The direct enrichment debate — Hunter Biden vs. the Trump family (guest opinion) (opens the original)
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Debates over political corruption often center on how first families leverage their names for private wealth. While Republican lawmakers aggressively scrutinized Hunter Biden for his foreign business ties, the Trump family’s private business empire has generated vastly more wealth from foreign and domestic entities. Despite both situations involving direct personal enrichment, they have faced entirely different levels of political consequence. For years, congressional Republicans focused on Hunt
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