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As wage growth slows, women fall behind Read More
Despite all its problems, the U.S. economy is actually outperforming its main competitors, China and the European Union, two Opinion... Read More
Why aren’t teachers paid more? If education is so important to the development and future prosperity of young people, why doesn’t... Read More
There are obviously many excellent teachers, but as a whole, educators are one of the nation’s least admirable professional cohorts and... Read More
At a recent gala dinner in Manhattan, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent was asked how independent-minded the new Federal Reserve chairman,... Read More
Democratic Socialists are hiding their Marxist intentions. Read More
On May 20, the attorneys general of Texas, Nebraska, Iowa and West Virginia sued Institutional Shareholder Services in four... Read More
More than half of Americans fear that they, or someone in their household, could lose their job to AI. Read More
The president’s new narrative is desperate and likely doomed. Read More
If you're thinking about claiming Social Security at 62, you'll probably encounter at least a few people who tell you that's not a good idea.... Read More
Thoughts on why. Read More
Samuel Johnson once wrote that “when a man is tired of London, he is tired of life.” Today, however, there seems to be one group that is... Read More
China is retrofitting cargo ships with missiles and drone systems that could target U.S. ports like Houston, raising urgent maritime security... Read More
“Are you guys fucking serious? I want an answer on what happened here and I want it today.” This message was sent by Rob... Read More
The investment promises from other countries turn out to be more like campaign promises. Read More
A hundred and fifteen years ago, Christian Larson wrote one of the first popular self-help manifestos. The Optimist’s Creed argued that... Read More
Whether big US business, Cuban American wealth, or small business owners drive the transition will have consequences for the future of Cuba,... Read More
If your plan is to self-fund long-term care, do so with tax considerations and asset allocation in mind. Read More
Donald Trump’s tariffs are upending global trade in many ways, both intended and unintended. Read More
A plausible response to the process to reverse the ban on US striker Folarin Balogun’s ban: FIFA has always been corrupt, might as well... Read More
America is actually pretty good at this growth thing Read More
With a decline of more than 30%, Bitcoin (using the IBIT ETF as a proxy) was the worst performing asset class in the first half of 2026. Read More
You would think AI is a growth story, but it’s showing up in more places than in the obvious “large cap growth”... Read More
Lots of momentum heading into the second half. Read More
The Iran war has led to significant volatility, keeping domestic price pressures in the spotlight. Read More
China's home prices have now been falling for four straight years, with both new and used home prices stuck in negative territory since 2022. Read More
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On May 20, the attorneys general of Texas, Nebraska, Iowa and West Virginia sued Institutional Shareholder Services in four separate state courts, accusing the world's most influential proxy advisory firm of doing exactly what it promised clients it would not do: substitute an ESG agenda for financial judgment. Florida had already sued ISS and its rival Glass Lewis in November. The ... Read More
The investment promises from other countries turn out to be more like campaign promises.... Read More
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