What Is The Secret Behind Victoria’s Secret’s Sales Comeback
The company cited robust demand, lower tariff-related costs and a decline in promotional discounting as key drivers of growth
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The Wrong Suspect
For two years, we blamed artificial intelligence for shutting young graduates out of work. The real culprit is remote work, which has made companies wary of hiring people they cannot train in person.
Massive Russian Strike Leaves Dozens Dead And Injured
Authorities said six people died in Kyiv and 11 in Dnipro, including two children.
How Memory Chip Makers Became Wall Street’s Biggest Winners
Investor enthusiasm has been fueled by anticipated IPOs from major AI players such as Anthropic and OpenAI, alongside expanding investments in data centers and AI infrastructure.
Why Trump Faced GOP Revolt Over $1.8 Billion Justice Fund
The fund emerged from a settlement tied to Trump’s lawsuit against the IRS and was intended to compensate individuals who claimed they were unfairly targeted by government actions
Ukraine Expands Drone Strikes Deep Inside Russia
Ukraine’s General Staff said it had struck the Saratov oil refinery on the Volga River, causing a large fire
Remembering The Mogambo Guru
To the Mogambo Guru, the Federal Reserve were a gang of drunken arsonists locked inside the nation’s monetary basement, ecstatically spraying gasoline on the future while court economists in bespoke suits assured the public there was nothing to worry about.
The Sedation Of Appalachia
This isn’t a story about weakness. It’s a story about what happens when every institution that once made hardship survivable is now removed at the same time, and the market for chemical sedation expands to fill the void.
The Subjective Nature Of Time: From Bergson To Mises
Ludwig von Mises recognized the full significance of this distinction and built it into the architecture of praxeology, permanently separating the Austrian School from its neoclassical rivals and from the illusion that human behavior can be captured in a mathematical model.
Willmoore Kendall On Lincoln, Equality And The South
The review first appeared in National Review and is reprinted in Kendall’s book The Conservative Affirmation (1963) from which I quote.
Patents: The Damage Of Coerced Intellectual Monopoly
Competing firms, since they’re already in business competing with each other, contain information that must be relatively similar.
Hegseth: US And China Agreed To Keep Talking About AI Guardrails
”You wanna be able to set guardrails,” Hegseth told The Daily Signal Saturday evening. “Given the innovation capabilities of the United States of America, we also wanna maintain an advantage, and ensure that we can utilize that advantage responsibly as well.”
Why Florida Is Suing OpenAI And Sam Altman Over ChatGPT
Attorney General James Uthmeier announced the lawsuit on Monday, accusing OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman of prioritizing technological competition over public safety.
AI Firm Anthropic Takes First Step Toward Public Listing
In a statement, Anthropic said the filing gives it the option to proceed with a public offering after the SEC completes its review. The company noted that any IPO would depend on market conditions and other factors.
Which Workers Are Being Hit Hardest By The Rise Of Remote Jobs
The report found that unemployment among recent college graduates increased from 3.6% in March 2019 to 5.6% in March 2026. New York Fed economists estimated that remote work could explain roughly 64% of that increase.