Gas And Groceries: What's On Midterm Voters' Minds
Cost of living leads likely voters’ concerns ahead of Tuesday’s midterm elections, and independents are the most concerned about gasoline prices.
Rx Ukraine
Zelenskyy calls a wartime vote a tsunami. It may be the medicine the country needs.
The Credential Gambit
A judge ordered the White House to restore press access to CNN, MS NOW, and Politico. Trump got the week of coverage he wanted before the ruling came down.
Anything Goes
Consumer investigators sent hundreds of shoppers into the same online store at the same time and found three-quarters of the items priced differently from one person to the next.
Utopia Yesterday, Apocalypse Today
Six months ago, AI's leaders promised abundance. Now they want the bureaucracies that botched COVID to oversee them.
Trump Administration Offers Audi Tariff Relief After $4 Billion Georgia Plant Deal
Audi reportedly incurred around $1.4 billion in costs last year from US tariffs on automobiles, steel and aluminium, as it imports vehicles from Europe and Mexico.
Treasury Announces Higher I Bond Rates Amid Renewed Inflation
I bond rates change every May and November.
Victor Davis Hanson: Why Is Carney Choosing China Over America?
Instead, Prime Minister Mark Carney has taken this trade dispute and used it for his political future, his political career. He basically was given somewhat of a vote of confidence in Quebec and Alberta.
European Central Bank CB Chief Lagarde Steps Down Early Amid Inflation And Rising Borrowing Costs
Higher energy prices linked to the Iran war threaten to push inflation further upward
Watch: Trump Hits Campaign Trail To Defend Endangered Republican Senate Seats
This is a high-stakes contest that mirrors growing national anxiety within the GOP.
Watch: Pennsylvania Amish Community Battles Worst Measles Outbreak In Decades
State health officials report over 1,350 cases this year, with more than a third originating in Lancaster.
Watch: Kim Jong Un Orders Mass Acceleration Of North Korea's Military Drone Program
The high-profile inspections highlight Pyongyang’s push to modernize its unmanned capabilities and tactical arsenals amid heightened friction with South Korea.
Watch: Spain's King Arrives Near Toledo To Support Train Collision Victims
Expressing deep sorrow over the tragedy, the monarch described the catastrophic rail accident as a “severe blow to Spanish society.”
How Could The US Midterm Elections Influence Trump’s Next Move Against Iran
Residents across Gulf countries are preparing for possible disruptions to travel, schools and businesses.
Ron Paul’s 2001 Alternative: What Could Have Been
All that reviewed, what many do not know or remember was that, 25 years ago—in the fall and winter 2001—Ron Paul proposed an alternative response to 9/11 that deserves serious recognition.
America’s Deadly Addiction To War
The answer is NOTHING in national security, and a great deal in lost lives, national debt, diminished liberty and shattered constitutional government.
California’s ‘Likely Noncitizen’ List Just Got A Court Decision
If the Executive can discount votes and threaten an ongoing election due to unproven allegations, then our democracy is in danger,” Carter added. “This Court declines to be a party to such process.”
The Iran War And The ‘Terrible Power of the Purse’
It did not work. And now Netanyahu is touting that Israel has “fresh evidence” that Iran is moving towards producing a weapon component to its nuclear programme.
Nobel Prize For Keynesian Economics
For the Nobel laureates, similarly to Keynes, boom-bust economic cycles are about the strength of the economy.
What Leads To Violent Populism?
I have talked about domestic political violence on this podcast for a while and in interviews too. I have focused my attention not on sensational assassination events but on the increasingly common violent disputes between citizens and their government.
Treasury Announces Higher I Bond Rates Amid Renewed Inflation
I bond rates change every May and November.
Editors’ Picks
The Boom They Never Saw Coming
A surge in investment, manufacturing, productivity and jobs is reshaping the American economy in ways that have received little attention.
Hard Lessons For Europe From The Ceuta Crisis
By Ana Palacio, Project Syndicate | September 1, 2026 European Union leaders should have received several messages during the recent surge of migrants into the Spanish exclave of Ceuta. In particular, cohesion without trust is fragile; dependence without limits leads to vulnerability; and selective enforcement of international law risks eroding a
The Vindman File
Alexander Vindman outspent his opponent sixteen to one and lost the Florida Senate primary by twelve points.