When Oil Is Weaponized, Markets Adapt
Iran may try to disrupt energy flows through the Gulf, but modern markets and governments are proving far more resilient than Tehran expects.
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One Economy, Two Americas
The economy isn’t failing; it’s splitting. And the latest March data shows just how wide the gap has become.
Not A Quake, But A Tremor Worth Watching
Tariffs and Tehran drove a historic pullback among independents. The underlying economy tells a different story.
The Pentagon Must Command AI
Artificial intelligence may be built in Silicon Valley. Authority over America’s defense belongs to the state.
Americans Blame Putin’s Hardball For Stalled Peace
Most Voters Say Moscow Is Blocking a Deal, Back Continued U.S. Engagement
The Sicario Doctrine
Treating drug cartels as terrorist organizations moves from fiction to federal policy.
The Nation’s Priorities Before The State Of The Union
As President Trump prepares to address Congress, Americans signal that costs, the economy, and immigration remain their foremost concerns.
When Guardrails Become Handcuffs
The Supreme Court’s tariff ruling sharpens the separation of powers, but may slow America’s strategic response in a weaponized global economy.
America Loses A Force Of Nature
Jesse Jackson urged America to find common ground across race and class lines.
A Strong Economy Could Lift GOP Midterm Prospects
Cooling inflation, rising wages, and improving consumer confidence could reshape the political landscape heading into the midterms.
Jobs Data Improving, But Many Households Still Feel Pressure
Hiring beat expectations in January, yet many families remain worried about job security.
