Once he’s done calling out the AP as “fake news” and slamming Democrats about immigration laws, Donald Trump just might tweet out this story. And he’d have good reason to. After a decadelong absence, the U.S. has regained the distinction of most competitive country in the world, according to the World Economic Forum. In fact, only Japan made a bigger improvement of all 140 countries in the survey. The last time the U.S. held the crown was before the financial crisis led the entire global economy into a tailspin. There are factors, however, that could keep the U.S. from holding on to its ranking, as the “recovery ... (full story)