The Pope prays about it. Companies around the world are betting on it. And the occupant of a newly created federal ministry with few precedents in the world has been tasked with harnessing it.

The department’s use of the law is all but certain to be met with legal challenges. By Glenn Thrush and Alan Blinder Glenn Thrush reported from Washington, and Alan Blinder from Atlanta.

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As Elon Musk became involved in politics last year, the world’s richest person worried his friends with his increasing drug use and erratic behavior, according to an explosive New York Times ...