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For all of Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s “we don’t need millionaires” talk — it turns out, he does. Read More
Jack Criss: Federal aviation employees should never have to wonder whether or when their next paycheck will arrive. Read More
Most older adults don’t have long-term care insurance, and a big reason — in addition to the cost — may be that they... Read More
Their bill would tie up America’s most innovative and globally competitive industry. Read More
For generations, the credibility of the American immigration system rested on a simple promise: The process might be long and complicated,... Read More
Washington state's Senate bill proposes a 9.9% millionaire income tax viewed as unconstitutional under 93 years of settled precedent.... Read More
When companies issue more stock through a secondary offering, their stock prices typically fall initially. Yet the opposite appears true... Read More
Atlanta airport passengers waited five hours in TSA lines while Orlando's privatized security averaged 30 minutes, making the case for ending... Read More
One year ago, the case for tariffs rested on four pillars: they would fund the government, decouple supply chains, rebalance trade, and give... Read More
Political observers on the left and right had very different views on whether Zohran Mamdani would be a good mayor of New York City.... Read More
Donald Trump has given Republicans a winning argument they need to cut health care costs and save Medicare and Medicaid. They should use it. Read More
This is the moment private capital finally hands the baton to public markets for what might be the biggest infrastructure bet since the... Read More
The Fed can't suffocate credit booms, nor can it instigate them. Read More
The stock-market-timing indicator with the best long-term predictive record has just risen to its highest — and most bearish —... Read More
Fink runs the world’s largest money manager, with $14 trillion in every asset class imaginable, giving him one of the best reads into the... Read More
Are US banks about to embark on a big lending and dividend spree? Some think so after regulators introduced new proposals to ease capital... Read More
Big Apple voters will soon regret choosing the disastrous double-whammy of socialism and Islamism in last year’s election. Read More
The 47th president is replacing public history with an ego trip. Read More
“It could not come at a worse time”: The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has sent fertilizer and oil prices soaring as farmers prepare... Read More
Many policy developments today are like whispers in a hurricane compared to the current global upheaval. Everyone is eagerly watching the... Read More
Last summer, the U.S. government became the largest shareholder in Intel, the flagging firm designated a national champion of... Read More
He doesn’t want to lead the Resistance, and his likely successor is trapped. Read More
The growing risk that these companies are viewed as a cancer. Read More
Gas lines and quadrupling oil prices freaked out American consumers. But the oil crises also transformed global finance. Read More
"Our product will make you economically useless, and possibly kill you" is not a value proposition. Read More
Stocks haven't fallen as much as you might expect given the war. There are reasons for that. Read More
Americans despise ICE, but it’s “succeeding” nonetheless Read More
I don’t think people have thought hard enough about how bad this could get. Read More
How does industrial policy shape trade outcomes? Read More
In CBO’s projections, the U.S. population grows from 349 million people in 2026 to 364 million in 2056, and the average age rises. Read More
A look at sports betting and its effects on consumer financial health in states where it has been legalized and across state lines. Read More
The rules for claiming spousal benefits are complicated. Read More
AI is driving returns in equity markets because of the growing size of tech in the S&P 500 index. Read More
Analysts say the US currency’s long-term prospects still appear weak, owing to rising debt burdens and policy uncertainty. Read More
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Many policy developments today are like whispers in a hurricane compared to the current global upheaval. Everyone is eagerly watching the global energy markets, but there are other developments that will have long-term consequences.... Read More
Are US banks about to embark on a big lending and dividend spree? Some think so after regulators introduced new proposals to ease capital requirements. But whether this gives you hope for more risk-taking or fear of another financial crisis, we think reality is likely to prove rather underwhelming. These rules are a relatively minor factor among the reasons to be bullish on banks today.... Read More
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