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People were so poor they saved tin cans, old rubber bands, balls of string and bits of gold … yet they sustained hope and rose up to defend... Read More
Today’s jobs report paints a picture of a steady and stable economy that the Federal Reserve should not derail with a rate... Read More
Birthrates in much of the developed world are at record lows, but there’s one demographic group that’s exploring new frontiers of... Read More
Two years ago, my fiancé and I attended the wedding of friends in Atlanta. At the reception, the newlyweds confided that they were not... Read More
Democratic socialism gains momentum as far-left candidates win primaries in New York City and Washington, DC, raising concerns about policy... Read More
The Washington Post didn't report it, but Washington, DC Mayor Muriel Bowser recently attended a ribbon-cutting ceremony for a new... Read More
To qualify for a mortgage to buy a home in Los Angeles, you'll need a substantial six-figure salary. Read More
When temperatures elevate in Europe, political rhetoric rises even faster. Within days of the June 2026 heat wave, familiar voices rushed to... Read More
Welcome to the state’s next transportation fiasco. Read More
President Trump has thrown congressional Republicans into disarray again, this time with his cancellation on June 24 of the signing ceremony... Read More
Ray Brescia: The Supreme Court gave Trump a narrow loss in the case of Lisa Cook — but essentially authorized future harassment of Federal... Read More
Kevin Warsh has now taken the oath as chairman of the Federal Reserve. The debate over who should lead the central bank is over. The harder... Read More
How quickly things change! For several months, many analysts and investors worried our new Fed head would be a rate-cutting “sock... Read More
The retail-investor takeover of the U.S. stock market has reached a fresh milestone over the past couple of months, according to a top... Read More
A coalition of attorneys general from 17 states filed a federal lawsuit on June 22 seeking to overturn California’s new Extended... Read More
It’s June 30, mid-year 2026 — almost America’s birthday. In terms of conventional issuance of rules and regulations in the... Read More
How demographics and recent tax laws are squeezing Social Security. Read More
A new Ramp study shows that the companies spending the most on AI are actually hiring more and not cutting the workforce. Read More
I have never been a strong believer in the notion that a fund manager should invest their clients’ assets ‘as if it were their... Read More
Just leave it alone. Read More
SpaceX’s valuation is driven by its sci-fi AI segment replete with space-based data centres and moon bases. However, its more... Read More
The American Revolution was not merely a tax revolt over consent; it was a rebellion against a system of taxation that was punitive,... Read More
Every generation convinces itself that this time is different. And it never is. Read More
Markets were mixed in June after two solid monthly gains, based on a set of ETFs. Most of the major asset classes lost ground last month,... Read More
Some AI-driven indexes posted their best quarters on record as hardware names rocketed higher. Read More
Asset location can enhance the effectiveness of your allocation by strategically placing assets across account types to improve after-tax... Read More
Today's AI buildout resembles earlier technological revolutions and capital booms that ended in painful busts. Read More
From bigger withdrawal amounts to smart tax and portfolio moves, these RMD developments are worth a closer look. Read More
T’was a busy week for UK politics last week, with Prime Minister Keir Starmer resigning, now-former Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham... Read More
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You know your age when you sign up for Social Security matters, but once you dig into your options, it's easy to get stuck in analysis paralysis. Claim too early, and you could permanently short-change yourself. Claim too late and you risk getting nothing at all, but your family could get more after you're gone.... Read More
Kevin Warsh has now taken the oath as chairman of the Federal Reserve. The debate over who should lead the central bank is over. The harder debate is what he should say now that he has the platform. He should use it to wake Congress up. The United States now carries roughly $39 trillion in total public debt, with more than $31 trillion held by the public. Debt held by the public is now close to th... Read More
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