JPMorgan’s forecast of triple-digit Brent crude prices could soon be a reality as conflict risk in and around the Strait of Hormuz intensifies. The waterway, which handles roughly 20% of global oil trade, remains one of ...
As unrest once again disrupts parts of Los Angeles, many small business owners are asking a painful question: should we leave California? For some, the answer is yes. But for a growing number, the real ...
“Why do we have a medical system in this country where too many people can’t get the treatment that they need?” Vice President J.D. Vance posed this question during his recent appearance on This Past ...
A new report reveals that just six hyperscalers—Amazon, Microsoft, Google, Meta, Oracle, and Apple—now account for a significant share of U.S. load growth, with electricity demand at their AI-intensive data centers surging by more than ...
More than three years into Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the war has already inflicted over $175 billion in direct damage to the country’s buildings and infrastructure, according to the latest estimates from the World Bank. As ...
Less than 8 years ago, when bitcoin was trading at $4,000 (compared to $104,000 today), Jamie Dimon demonstrated once again that he may be an ok big bank CEO (after all, without TARP JPMorgan would ...
Vice President JD Vance said that China’s aversion to decentralized cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin was one more reason that the United States should embrace the technology. “The People’s Republic of China doesn’t like Bitcoin. Well, we ...
Mortgage rates rose again this week, with the average 30-year fixed rate climbing past 6.8%. That’s not just a post-pandemic hangover; it’s a warning sign. Behind the scenes, rising government debt is putting steady upward ...
For many people, owning a home still marks the first step towards financial independence, as real estate is considered one of the best long-term investments. And while there are some viable, non-money related reasons why ...
The Republican minority leaders in California are responding to potential next steps for the highly scrutinized Medi-Cal program, which is insolvent, as some believe the ability for people to enroll “regardless of their immigration status” ...