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The disastrous climate scenarios that have been peddled by politicians and the media are overheated. Read More
In 2011, a London-based think tank caused a stir at the Pentagon with a different way to think about the risks of global... Read More
Has America’s debt hit a tipping point? At March’s end, America’s publicly held debt topped 100% of GDP, a mark unseen... Read More
I feel that lately we’ve been having an “end of the American empire” moment. Read More
“The older generation had certainly pretty well ruined this world, before passing it on to us.” That was John F. Carter, in the... Read More
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Bernie Sanders have introduced a bill that will pause new data-center construction nationwide. Here’s why... Read More
Declining GLP-1 drug prices reveals how selling directly to consumers makes health care more affordable. Read More
When children bury aged parents, that is to be expected. It is to be regretted of course, but it is part of nature’s plan. When such... Read More
The six-figure limit could help restore Social Security solvency, according to one paper. Read More
In two months, we will celebrate 250 years since the Founding Fathers declared our independence from European taxation. Today, European... Read More
Some thoughts. Read More
Amazon’s new $11.57 billion agreement to acquire satellite firm Globalstar is a major step toward reshaping the satellite broadband... Read More
US-Canada tensions rise as USMCA deadline nears Read More
In the digital world, Artificial Intelligence moves at the speed of light. In the physical world, the infrastructure required to power it... Read More
It was also supposed to be carrying 65.5 million to 96.5 million intercity riders a year by 2030. Yet now 2040 is the date for “full... Read More
The most worrisome feature of this market is the temptation to do two things we really shouldn’t. What are these two things? Read More
AI shifts bottlenecks, not workers. Read More
Used to outwitting his enemies, the Russian leader is running out of room for maneuver. Read More
Requiring pre-launch approval was criticized as heavy-handed and anticompetitive when included in the Biden administration’s... Read More
People have been predicting a debt crisis for decades. It hasn't happened yet but there are no free lunches. Read More
Economic grievances and political alienation are fueling a separatist movement in the Canadian province just north of Montana. Read More
Plug-in panels are getting popular—how do we make sure they’re safe? Read More
The labor market is holding up better than the headlines suggest. Inflation is the real problem. Read More
Plus 21 more stocks under Morningstar's coverage with big dividend increases. Read More
April's Jobs Day is Friday. Read More
Recent history suggests investors are turning to dividend stocks less for income and more for defense. Read More
Here's the thinking. Read More
As stagflation fears grow, traditional diversification is being tested. What now? Read More
Our reallocation strategy is working as intended. Opportunities remain in AI, tech, and small-caps. Read More
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Americans’ retirement savings are disproportionately tied to the dozen Big Tech firms that now dominate the S&P. This makes any intervention into regulating Big Tech that risks devaluing them politically difficult.... Read More
Amid regular reports in conservative media about the exodus of jobs and people from California, the state’s affordability challenges, and its widespread homelessness, it might be tempting to write off California or regard its future as bleak. But to paraphrase Ronald Reagan, there is nothing wrong with California that what is right with California cannot fix. For starters, California epitomi... Read More
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