"The US models are expensive, and for a lot of basic things, you don't need them. It's overkill, like trying to drive a sports car on a crowded city road."

"No one would go there, because it’s dangerous"

Has Barrett been compromised by fear? Is this the reason she has been voting less and less in favor of conservative policies...? 

...there is a growing divergence between equity and credit markets with the former seemingly ignoring the growing risk in the latter.

...socialism is a criminal enterprise that utilizes propaganda to convince us that it cares for the poor.

PPI data followed suit to the recent CPI report and printed below expectations on all watched gauges, while not much has changed on the geopolitical front, with Trump to expand strikes on Iran next week.

We're still here, and we need answers...

Over the past five years, food costs have risen by roughly 32%...

"Military planners have in recent weeks examined a range of options for possible action..." 

The rise of power-hungry data centers is posing a new challenge to the nation's aging natural gas pipeline infrastructure.

Mark Carney needs to get a hold of active forest management. Americans are increasingly frustrated... 

Now it appears a Cold Civil War may be looming at some point in the future...

Softer-than-expected US PPI; NY Fed Manufacturing tops expectations; Fed's Williams says policy is well positioned to hit 2% inflation target; Trump leans toward expanding US military ops in Iran; Trump reportedly held a Situation Room meeting on Tuesday and discussed a wider scope of strikes on Iran; Trump says Iran wants to meet; Ghalibaf keeps diplomacy open; China's Q2 GDP growth underwhelms; ASML earnings beat fails to impress investors; BABA's Qwen AI will be integrated into AAPL Intelligence in China; BLK & MS beat on earnings; EIA crude stocks draw less than expected; BoC holds rates as expected.

Boasberg strikes again!!

Trump said he'd sign it...but first, all eyes are on the Senate

Electric and gas utilities in the second quarter asked state regulators to approve $9.2 billion in rate hikes, up 26% from the $7.3 billion in rate increase proposals filed in the same period last year.

Many Ukrainians see this as putting petty politics ahead of winning the war.

Russian refinery runs have fallen to 3.8 mbd in June, 1.5 mbd below the start of the year, making Russia one of the largest contributors to today’s exceptionally weak global refining activity.