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The economists were wrong before

Most economists would disagree with Donald Trump's new reciprocal tariff policy, unveiled yesterday as the cornerstone of his second term. They would argue

Globalization’s Collapse: Why the middle class views Trump’s tariffs as their last stand

In the late summer of 1999, as the dot-com bubble grew and the American economy thrived during what The Atlantic would later refer to as “The Roaring Ninet

DOGE and America’s last chance at greatness

In the annals of history, empires crumble not with a bang but with a whimper — a slow bleed of resources, a quiet surrender to the weight of their own exce

The canal we gave away — Why the U.S. should reclaim Panama’s lifeline

The Panama Canal — eighty kilometers of locks and lakes carved through jungle and stone — stands as a monument to American audacity, a relic of an era when

Made in the USA: A dream we can’t afford to abandon

In the humming factories of Shenzhen and the sleek boardrooms of Brussels, a quiet shift is underway — one that threatens to leave the United States watchi

How AI and agility are redrawing the future of finance

Kamran Ansari, a seasoned venture capitalist and operator, has navigated the intricate corridors of Silicon Valley and New York’s tech ecosystems for nearl