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Mayor Zohran Mamdani may rail against Wall Street capitalists, but they’re showering him with so much cash, he may no longer be able to cry... Read More
By 2010, the year Jesse Eisenberg played the Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg in “The Social Network,” the real... Read More
For decades, Hollywood warned us about killer robots marching through the streets, reducing humanity to piles of ash. But that scenario... Read More
The democratization of cancer cures is at our proverbial doorstep. See the $480,000-a-year cancer pills referenced in the title of this... Read More
The Treasury Department’s changes to “Trump accounts” allow direct stock donations from the richest Americans and corporations into... Read More
Legislators in Washington and dozens of state capitals are racing to legislate away AI’s risks, even as Brussels delays parts of its own... Read More
We never thought we’d see the day. But one of the primary architects of the 19% simple post card flat tax, Robert Hall of Stanford, was... Read More
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AI is no longer a brain in the jar. Read More
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Money always and everywhere finds production, and central banks can't alter the previous truth. Read More
Democrats are pushing affordability as their 2026 message, but a financial advisor asks whether subsidies actually lower costs or just shift... Read More
Each year, many current and future Social Security beneficiaries wait eagerly for news of the Social Security cost-of-living adjustment. In... Read More
The surge in U.S. bond yields to two-decade highs has raised questions about what is causing it, how long it will last and how it will impact... Read More
Trump’s tariffs are intended to narrow the gap. It is widening. Read More
In August 2026, after six months of failed military operations, the Trump administration announced “Operation Economic... Read More
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They’ve already lived under “socialist Democratic” rule, and paid the price. Read More
What boomer hasn’t heard, repeatedly, how mom and dad walked five miles to school, uphill in freezing rain while fighting off wolves... Read More
With $80 billion in debt and a sprawling media empire to combine, David Ellison will have his hands full with the now court-approved... Read More
Demand isn't about to let up but prices are falling fast. Read More
The climbing limo method of forecasting future GDP in the United States projects the nation's economic output in the now-finished third... Read More
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As artificial intelligence automates office tasks, it is also creating a new type of human work. Read More
The companies of the S&P 500 get 30-40% of their revenue from outside the US. Read More
Why higher interest rates are a problem for some but not everyone. Read More
Free trade brings goods and ideas that build wealth Read More
Re-investigating three of investment's long-held rules. Read More
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Stocks continue to rise because earnings continue to rise. Read More
It is our opinion that investors are underestimating the power of this demand pull away from riskless Treasury markets to what investors... Read More
For the first time since August 13, the S&P 500 closed at a new all-time high! Congratulations to all the bulls out there who held firm,... Read More
Several forces suggest rates may peak within the next month. Read More
Man Group pushes back on the idea that bonds no longer belong in long term portfolios, studying US Treasury returns across more than a... Read More
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