Last week’s decision to rescind the guidelines marks a structural shift that could impact pricing, liquidity, and deal structures – creating new opportunities but also raising the risk of weaker lending standards. The consequences for the private credit market will be profound

Which tech executive in 2025 reportedly said "I am willing to go bankrupt rather than lose this race" with regard to AI?

"Private credit is just like subprime... part of the Jenga credit chain... enough to start a daisy chain of knock-on effects..."

Asked: could the war have been avoided?

Bond yields are rising even in deflation-hit China. The Fed may cut, but global rates don’t care — and that’s bad news for US equities.

Syrian Interior Ministry's own statement contradicts Trump claim it was an "ISIS attack"...

...willing to drop efforts to join NATO if the United States and European allies offer “security guarantees” in order to end the war.

Hollywood icon apparently takes a stand against Big Pharma’s grip; establishment rushes to paint him as anti-vax...

At 22% of American schools, college grads earn less than high school completers 

...siding with Comey's friend and plaintiff who said his constitutional rights had been violated when the materials in his possession were misused to investigate Comey.

"...a phenomenon not seen in at least half a century."

'Meals' that never existed...

"If for Western Europe the life of a Russian or a Ukrainian is worth shit, I do not want to be part of such a Western Europe..."

...as machines worldwide push kids toward suicide.

They’re just giving eight-year commercial driver’s licenses to people who are coming through their DMV and sending them out on American roadways...

“The Hungarian population now perceives the attacked Ukraine as a greater threat than Russia, although previously the situation was exactly the opposite,”

Gaza authorities outraged at 'ceasefire violation'...

"This would benefit neither Russia nor Ukraine."

If the last 25 years prove anything, it’s that being the world’s policeman is overrated... America now has a chance to rebuild its once dominant industrial infrastructure and focus on its citizens’ wellbeing. And that’d be a refreshing change.

The lawsuit alleged the fee is unconstitutional because the administration exceeded the fee-setting authority granted by Congress and did not go through a notice-and-comment process.