Canada, Japan, the Philippines, and Australia are not hedging... they’re hardening smartly. They’re narrowing the Chinese regime’s room for coercion where it matters...

APAC stocks were rangebound in the absence of a lead from Wall Street due to Thanksgiving Day and as participants digest a deluge of data at month-end.

Lawsuits allege ChatGPT coached users into delusion and suicide, OpenAI says it is working with mental health clinicians to strengthen the product...

"Hair discrimination has taken dignity from workers...It has taken access to economic opportunities, hopes and dreams..."

I didn’t come to America for Thanksgiving. But Thanksgiving is one of the reasons I stayed...

"Some creature alive 97 million years ago possessed a functional magnetic sense capable of supporting accurate long-distance navigation..."

"In the past week, Bondi and DoJ have: Supported national gun registration, Demonized machineguns ..."

Who gets to control and redistribute all the wealth derived from carbon taxation...?

A generation sidelined by debt, ideology, and stalled adulthood is drifting... but it won’t stay lost if society restores real opportunity, accountability, and purpose.

"Really thought you had something here, huh?"

Mixpanel warns of phishing attacks after criminals steal email addresses and organization IDs from some customer profiles...

Ukrainian official admits: "We are knowingly sacrificing tens or hundreds of thousands of lives right now for a theoretical promise of security sometime in the distant future."

A report shows that up to 50% of U.S. small businesses’ annual sales come from holiday purchases...

"They were protecting DC and trying to make the nation's capital safer."

Central government condemns "treacherous terrorist" attack...

If eating a feast while surrounded by people that love you is too much of a burden, please stay home...

"We're in the middle of unrestricted warfare ..." 

... the twin puts from the Treasury and the Fed are kicking in, while monetary and market liquidity remain relatively loose.

The most expensive item by far on the menu is the turkey, which this year costs an average of $21.50. This represents, however, an impressive 16.3% decrease from 2024 levels...