Lula Leads After Last-Minute Voting Extension As "Bolsonaro Trade" Implodes; Trader Warns Of "Circuit Breaker" Chaos
"If a conservative government in Brazil did this, everyone in the mainstream press in America would lose their minds..."
"If a conservative government in Brazil did this, everyone in the mainstream press in America would lose their minds..."
The name Omar gave her father in the 2013 post, Nur Said, also appears in the name the federal filing now uses...
Stocks, yields and the dollar keep falling until one of three things happens: a fully priced Democratic sweep, a truce in the French bond rout, or an AI capex cut big enough to make hyperscaler spreads peak...
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Population helps explain emissions totals, but energy consumption and industrial activity also play major roles...
The treaty aims to deepen military cooperation among Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan in response to growing security challenges across the Middle East.
Israeli leaders are talking all-out war against the Palestinian Authority "of a scale not seen since the Six-Day War"...
It has happened before in history. Those who think it can't happen again are out of their minds...
Finally, a grid-scale nuclear announcement with an actual site attached...
Zero-day traders have become the market’s shock absorbers. They buy calls on dips and sell them into rallies. UBS warns that if they start chasing puts instead, the same flows could make a selloff worse.
The city is expanding its curbside charging network as national EV sales fell nearly 40% year over year in the third quarter of 2026.
Yes, really. Bagels are now racist...
Bond markets are asking questions again... And this time, the answers are not pretty...
"Sixteen days of the Iran war left coalition forces needing an estimated 4,000kg of tungsten just to replace the expended gun ammunition — but US mines produced..."
Treasury's push last year to postpone collections has cost taxpayers about $5 billion so far...
The retail trader is fading. The household is not...
Dozens of pencil-pushing federal agencies have spent millions on guns, ammunition and other military-style equipment...
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The Department of Education announced in June that 42.6 million people had federal student loans totaling $1.7 trillion.
