Trump's Disappearing Presidency
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Polymarket predicts Democrats taking both houses of Congress this November.
Blaming Amazon's Prime Day, everyone is trying to work around yet another "unexpected" negative number. Following an "unexpected" drop in July payrolls, the Census Bureau now reports an "unexpected" drop in retail sales alongside an "unexpected" setb
It's the clearest end-to-end explanation I've seen of how ChatGPT and Claude AI are actually built.
The mates sit down with Ramez Naam to discuss the state of energy, the grid's struggle to keep pace with AI, breakthroughs in sodium batteries and fusion, and whether wave-powered data centers could unlock a new era of energy abundance.
...with a goal to operate "IMPLANTABLE TECHNOLOGIES"
The term "bubble" has been bandied about by a great many investors in recent months, and it already seems to have lost some of its novelty.
The nacelle of a wind turbine is the equivalent of a nuclear reactor.
Picture this: a private jet loaded with literal tons of gold, taking off under the radar, flying straight into the heart of Iran.
A meeting between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, a long-time family friend of the Israeli leader, ended with an agreement that Israel will continue so-called "targeted strikes" in Gaza
"Home prices are at record highs so houses for sale are sitting on the market longer, and fewer buyers are bidding above the asking price than a year ago, though there are large local market variations."
...As Massive Multistate Trial Begins
Since last fall, we have repeatedly flagged the private credit sector's growing vulnerabilities.
...And Growing $1.2 Trillion Per Quarter. The $1.8 Trillion Off-Balance Sheet Time Bomb At The Heart Of The AI Supercycle
We are facing a global energy crisis, a global debt crisis and a global inflation crisis all at the same time. In all my years, I have never seen anything like this.
There are more water rights than there is water. Higher prices will result.
President Trump took Secretary of War Hegseth's military cheerleading ("US military potency is awesome") at face value, only belatedly to discover that the US is out of interceptors in a war that hinges on air defences.
Telo says its mini electric truck will offer 350 miles of range, four doors, and the same bed length as a four-door Toyota Tacoma.
Since 2020, the cost of servicing US public debt has nearly TRIPLED.
JD Vance just confirmed it: the dollar's global status is over because it lets Americans "consume too cheaply."
If you're wondering why they keep coming back...
It became the Vatican
...than during Covid.
Martin Armstrong is the former chairman of Princeton Economics International Ltd. a former leading multinational corporate advisor with offices in Paris, London, Sydney, Hong Kong and Tokyo. He was hailed as Economist of the Decade and was named Hedg
The human stomach contains powerful digestive fluids, primarily hydrochloric acid, which can maintain a pH as low as 1.5 to 2.0. Despite containing acid strong enough to corrode metals like steel, the stomach avoids self-digestion through a sophistic
"Under Flock, we are all under investigation, at all times, for all crimes." - Dr. Viet Trinh
Men wearing wigs and dresses filmed at recent Las Vegas Aces game.
The narwhal's defining feature - its continuously growing tusk - is the only straight structure of its kind seen in nature.
"What we are going through is very hard and it is very hard to hear journalists justify this Government, justify everything. We can't take it anymore, we feel humiliated, trampled.
A top regional Trump envoy has said the US is "deeply concerned" after major new Israeli airstrikes on Syria overnight, following months of an absence of such attacks, and in the context of the broader Iran conflict.