China's Super Buyer Widens Its Reach Beyond Iron Ore
Beijing taps CMRG to steer overseas mining deals, extending state purchasing power across strategic minerals.
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Chips Claw Back After Wall Street's Worst Day of the Year
Semiconductors led a Monday bounce, but a hot jobs print and this week's inflation read keep the Fed in focus.
Metals Tariffs Reset Hits, Full Customs Value Now Bites
Washington's revamped Section 232 regime on steel, aluminum and copper takes effect, reshaping the import math for manufacturers.
Nithya Raman Advances To Los Angeles Mayoral Runoff
With more than 92% of ballots counted, Raman captured over 28% of the vote, ensuring her place in the runoff.
Jonathan Mayhew And The Biblical Source Of The American Revolution
Preaching on the centennial of King Charles I’s execution, Mayhew argues in his “Discourse Concerning Unlimited Submission” that political resistance can be a righteous defense of a people’s natural and legal rights
13 States Failed Basic Financial Audits—Here Are The 7 Biggest Red Flags
The findings in the 2026 Financial Transparency Score report, released by the government watchdog Truth in Accounting, found that 13 states failed to earn clean audit opinions.
Trump Nominates Todd Blanche For Attorney General
The move comes amid scrutiny of several high-profile decisions made during Blanche’s tenure.
Magnitude 6.1 Quake Near Cuba Felt In Florida Cities
While the quake occurred offshore, its effects were felt hundreds of miles away across the Florida peninsula.
If This Is Winning, America Can’t Afford Much More of It
We are losing ground economically. We are losing credibility abroad.
Why Is The UK Buying AI Chips From Domestic Companies
The broader objective is to expand Britain’s presence in the global semiconductor market and build a domestic industry worth an estimated £37 billion.
Court Rules Trump Administration’s H-1B Surcharge Unlawful
The ruling effectively invalidates one of the administration’s most aggressive efforts to discourage employers from hiring overseas talent.
The Sneaky Way Corporate America Blacklists Conservatives, And How More Of Them Are Fighting Back
“Charitable giving programs should empower generosity, not enforce political conformity,” Douglas Napier, executive chairman and CEO of 1792 Exchange
Why Did The U.S. Impose New Sanctions On Nicaraguan Officials
Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced the measures on Monday, saying the action was linked to Rivera’s death while in government custody.
‘All DC Needed Was Trump’: Revitalization Of Nation’s Capital Shows Decline Is A Choice
I’d argue that the Trump administration’s attempted revitalization of Washington is essential to the success of the “Make America Great Again.”
We’re Freaking Doomed Without Freedom From State Rule
Up until roughly 1980, Information Technology (IT) was regarded as a black box by those not working in it.