Chips Act Shortsighted Without Immigrant Workforce Boost
The Chips and Science Act aims to revive U S chipmaking with billions in subsidies and loans but faces a looming skilled workforce gap. Congress should back comprehensive immigration reform or a chipmaker visa to supply high skilled workers, enabling domestic production to scale and sustain technological leadership.
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A Strange portentous year in Ohio and beyond
Gazette columnist Rini Jeffers reflects on 2024's upheavals from politics to sky shows. She cites Ohio's gerrymandered legislature, a former president and current debates, then shifts to celestial events and rare wildlife wonders including a total solar eclipse, a six-planet parade, northern lights, two broods of cicadas and Yellowstone’s white buffalo Wakan Gli. The piece blends personal perspective with regional facts and ends with the note of faith and prophecy from Lakota leaders.
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Perceptions versus reality on immigration debate
Tyler Cowen argues immigration policy centers on perception rather than numbers. He notes U S counts may overestimate foreign born residents by up to two million while urban areas feel more immigrant presence. He compares Sweden’s rising non white population, safety perceptions, and policy trade offs, stressing balanced views and open society benefits.
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