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Missouri's reliable power is the key to winning the AI race | Opinion

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By Eric Burlison
| Kansas City Star Verified
President Trump recently reaffirmed that the United States should lead the world in artificial intelligence. That's the right goal. The question now is what it will take to get there. Most conversations about artificial intelligence focus on software, semiconductors, or the next technological breakthrough. The more I've examined this issue, the more convinced I've become that we're overlooking something much more basic. Electricity.
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Missouri's reliable power is the key to winning the AI race | Opinion

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By Eric Burlison
| Springfield News-Leader Verified
Eric Burlison Springfield News-Leader Aug. 2, 2026, 3:46 a.m. CT President Trump recently reaffirmed that the United States should lead the world in artificial intelligence. That's the right goal. The question now is what it will take to get there. Most conversations about artificial intelligence focus on software, semiconductors, or the next technological breakthrough. The more I've examined this issue, the more convinced I've become that we're overlooking something much more basic. Electricity.
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Put patients back in charge of their healthcare

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By Eric Burlison
| Washington Times Verified
OPINION: In 2000, the average family paid about $6,000 a year for health insurance. Today, that figure has climbed to nearly $27,000, rising at more than twice the rate of inflation over the same period. It’s no surprise that healthcare affordability remains a top concern among Americans. As costs continue to climb, more working adults are choosing to go without health insurance altogether.
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