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Why a Government Shutdown Is Unlikely This Time
After last year’s record 43-day government shutdown, Washington is again facing funding deadlines. But this time, many... -
Africa May Outpace Asia in Economic Growth This Year
There is increasing discussion that Africa may soon outpace Asia in terms of economic growth rates, something... -
Oil Markets After Maduro: Will Trump’s “New Venezuela” Tighten or Flood Supply?
A Coup, A Capture, And A Giant Oil Question In a single night, the global oil market... -
4,400 Starlink Satellites Have to be Moved to a Lower Orbit
SpaceX plans to move about 4,400 Starlink satellites to a lower orbit, in what will be the... -
Bulgaria Takes the Leap: Joining the Eurozone After Years of Debate
Nearly twenty years after entering the European Union, Bulgaria has officially joined the eurozone, becoming the 21st... -
The $250 Trump Bill: Because Why Not, He Won
America is approaching its 250th birthday, and some very enthusiastic supporters of President Donald Trump have decided... -
PhD Jobs Are Shifting, Are Research Enclaves Breaking Down?
For years, the United States proudly produced some of the most highly trained minds in science, medicine,... -
Authors Take AI Giants to Court for Training on Copyrighted Content
A new wave of lawsuits is hitting some of the world’s biggest artificial intelligence developers, as a... -
Stealing Homes Is a Crime That Too Often Pays Off
Property ownership is supposed to be one of the most secure rights in a free society. Yet...
