By Todd G. Buchholz - Project Syndicate | March 13, 2025
Enormous progress has often been made during periods of crisis. That may well be true in the United States, as factors related to health, information, and power – namely, GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic, the democratization of knowledge, and a dramatic decline in energy costs – shift the economic landscape.
First, it is possible that every U.S. corporation could meet its net-zero commitments and yet have no impact on global warming so long as other countries keep emitting greenhouse gases.
Trump said he hoped Tehran would agree to an arrangement that would allow Iran to rebuild and develop its economy.
Moody’s, Morgan Stanley, and the New York Fed agree on the shape of the thing: the economy has split in two
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.
Sixteen bears are competing in a single-elimination tournament, with voters choosing the animal that best represents successful preparation for hibernation.
The parental rights group Courage Is a Habit warns in a new report that the American School Counselor Association‘s neurodiversity framework effectively turns counselors into left-wing activists intent on changing an “oppressive” status quo.
Alliance for a Better Future is a pro-family technology coalition launched in March that plans to spend at least eight figures this year to protect children from dangers presented by artificial intelligence.
Initial reports indicated the aircraft was attempting to land when the crash occurred, although the circumstances remained under investigation.
