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Cold fries, a burger that seems to have extra pickles when you ordered none, a Coke that's more ice than soda – many McDonald's fans... Read More
In September 1958, President Dwight D. Eisenhower signed into law the National Defense Education Act. It was enacted in the midst of the... Read More
Immigration is “a humiliating trial that exposes your most unflattering characteristics and your deepest weaknesses.”... Read More
Hollywood has a new villain: the tech mogul. Read More
France's latest student protests reveal an uncomfortable problem in democratic politics: a relatively small number of people can impose... Read More
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Across Europe, the housing shortage is getting worse – and left-wing parties have discovered it as a central political issue. Recently,... Read More
Consumer confidence is in the basement, yet consumer spending keeps rising. A financial expert reveals five essential reasons behind the... Read More
LA’s housing shortage is leading many renters to make an unexpected solution: Moving in with a roommate from a completely different... Read More
There they are once again. Read More
For all its possibilities, AI can't yet straigthen up. Read More
In early 2023, prominent Democrats were antsy about President Biden’s 2024 reelection prospects. A movement emerged to recruit primary... Read More
More than $3.5 trillion of AI infrastructure spending could be exposed to impairment by the end of 2030. Read More
Data this week has all told the same story: This is a rip-roaring U.S. economy with all the inflationary pressures that might imply. Read More
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Trump launched his third round of broad tariffs after his first two attempts ran into legal trouble. Read More
If you thought that concentration risk was a US problem, you are wrong. Read More
A decade ago energy was the problem child of the junk market, now it's cable and media. Read More
U.S. equities have delivered strong returns in recent years, but beneath the headline performance of the S&P 500 Index lies mounting... Read More
Higher interest rates have not slowed the data center buildout. Read More
The left and the right increasingly agree that the government should embrace stronger economic intervention and industrial policy. Both sides... Read More
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