American Express to Cut 5% Of Workforce As It Expands AI Automation
The company will incur a $336 million restructuring charge to fund its efficiency initiatives.
TIPP Staff
Watch: Hundreds Trapped As Powerful Magnitude 7.0 Quake Devastates Tibet
Hundreds of police officers and armed personnel have been deployed to the high-altitude Nagqu prefecture, clambering through rubble and setting up temporary shelters under freezing conditions as search efforts intensify.
Watch: Mississippi Officials Release Video Of Fatal Police Shooting Of 1-Year-Old
The video, captured during an officer's encounter with a vehicle in a store parking lot, shows the tragic moments that led to the death of toddler Kohen Wiley.
Watch: Trump Attacks LeBron James For Warmup Movements During National Anthem
Speaking at a campaign rally in Sioux City, Iowa, on Thursday night, Trump targeted James over footage recorded prior to Philadelphia's season opener against the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden.
Socialism Isn’t Just Deadly—It’s Soul-Crushing
Piker appeared uncomfortable as he answered—and it wasn’t because he was fully decked out in a Mao suit.
New Poll Shows Jackson, Bottoms In Standoff As Early Voting Surges Across The Peach State
The poll, conducted by the University of Georgia’s School of Public and International Affairs Survey Research Center, shows Jackson polling at 46%, while Bottoms follows closely behind at 45%.
Michigan Deserves Straight Answers From Abdul El-Sayed
This week, Abdul El-Sayed, the Democrat nominee for Senate in Michigan, released a new ad called “Prayer.”
Trump and Netanyahu Want To ‘Finish The Job’ On Iran
One must consider the monstrous joined-at-the-hip relationship between Washington and Tel Aviv, which is likely soon to become a true military and policy partnership by act of Congress.
No, Miserly Retirees Are Not Tanking The Economy
One pictures Scrooge McDuck swimming about in his safe full of gold coins, refusing to spend his riches, instead wallowing in greed.
Market Coiling
As a market sits in a range of prices, the next question becomes: will the price break higher or lower? Surely in a fiat-money environment, such a market will do one thing or another, but not stay in the range forever.
The Panic of 1837: An Austrian View
In this case, the blame falls largely on Andrew Jackson and his destruction of the Second Bank of the United States.
Luntley’s Not Altogether Good Principle
As a criticism of Nozick, all of this is radically misplaced. Nozick’s opening sentence does not say anything at all about atomistic individuals who need arguments to compel them into altruistic concern for others.
Inflation And The Purchasing Power Decline Of Small Coins
Unlike our current monetary policy, the philosophy of a coin’s weight containing its stated monetary value in its metal composition was a mainstay of the early republic.
Watch: Venezuelan Opposition Takes To Streets, Calls For Free Elections And Leader’s Return
The widespread demonstrations mark the largest public mobilization in nearly two years amid a volatile political transition led by the country's interim administration.
Watchdog Using AI to Help Americans Dig Through Millions of Pages of Government Records
The site’s 4 million pages are spread across 196,379 separate government documents, which the organization obtained through the Freedom of Information Act requests and congressional correspondence.