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	Scott Gottlieb, M.D.: New WWSG Exclusive Scott Gottlieb, MD is a practicing physician and the 23rd Commissioner of Food and Drugs. A leading expert in health policy, Dr. Gottlieb’s work focuses on providing insights into the economic and technological forces driving the transformation of healthcare. Learn more
	Niall Ferguson: Two Simple Rules To Start Investing Financial historian and Stanford professor Niall Ferguson admits he lost fifty percent on an investment he made in 2018. But he believes that kind of risk isn’t such a big a deal, so long as you don’t bet the house. Here’s his best advice on how to begin investing your money. Learn more
	Gary Locke: Chinese Trade Economy Weakening Due to Trade Tension Former U.S. Ambassador to China Gary Locke on the economic impact of tariffs. Learn more
	The Honorable Sheila Bair: Bank Bailouts Propped Up The Financial System, But We Should Never Repeat Them A decade after the massive government bailouts for Wall Street, some of the financial intelligentsia in New York and Washington no longer seem to view them as a bad thing. Rather than distasteful taxpayer handouts to reckless financial institutions, a new narrative holds that the extreme moves of 2008 and 2009 were heroic firefighting measures that the government should be ready to... Learn more
	Sgt. John Peck: The Story of My New Arms Sgt. John Peck (ret.) served two tours as a Marine during the War on Terror. He became a quadruple amputee after being injured by an IED for the second time, and received a groundbreaking bilateral arm transplant in 2016. John is one of only two military members to have gone through this complex surgical procedure. As a result, he has become an advocate for organ donation... Learn more
	David Frum: If Liberals Won't Enforce Borders, Fascists Will Through much of the 20th century, the United States received comparatively few immigrants. In the 60 years from 1915 until 1975, nearly a human lifetime, the United States admitted fewer immigrants than arrived, legally and illegally, in the single decade of the 1990s. Learn more
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