The Trump administration approved 76 coal-related permits in more than a year of efforts to revive the flagging fuel and execute an agenda of “energy dominance.” His latest attempt includes tapping Defense Production Act funding to expand the industry.

These are not normal statistics..."healthy reset" or "warning shot'?

Iran launched four waves of strikes against Israel on Sunday evening in retaliation for an Israeli strike on Beirut.

These 3.5 stories played a much bigger role in the weakness than either Iran or rates did.

another sign of growing resentment in the US NatSecState over the Iran war debacle...

Krishnan, a former Twitter executive who advised Elon Musk during his acquisition of the social media platform, is leaving the White House.

...a triumvirate of announcements to underscore the shift from capital light equity market leadership, to the new capex intensive regime we’re now in...

In St. Lawrence County, local legislators want a seat at the table.

One recent report estimated $58 billion in damage to Gulf energy, national infrastructure...

Those seeking housing as shelter cannot compete with wealthy households and entities seeking places to park credit-generated capital for income and/or appreciation.

Friday was an explosive real reminder that "Spot Up, Vol Up" almost always resolves by collapsing under the significant weight of its own Delta, as modest profit-taking turn a forced / mechanical selling the lower we go.

...still convicted that the secular over cyclical trend will hold over the course of the year, but elevated positioning in AI support the case for tactical hedges.

U.S. households are being financially squeezed at a level that we have never seen before...

Every exchange like this could mean a return to full-scale war...

DEI training and migrant-driven crime expose Britain's two-tier policing disaster

Will the $2.6 billion in new short leverage lead to an upside squeeze?

The growing risk-off tone on full display Friday was a recognition that the distribution of outcomes for growth, inflation and what that means for markets has shifted in the face of a Fed that is now perceived as more likely to tighten policy.