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UFC’s bold event takes center stage on South Lawn

June 10, 2026 Anthony DeCesaro 0

  In an audacious–and by some perspectives, gimmicky–move, the White House will serve as backdrop/host for an upcoming, high-profile UFC event, dubbed UFC Freedom 250. The brainchild of UFC CEO Dana White, what started as […]

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SpaceX launches massive IPO, fueling merger speculation with Tesla

June 8, 2026 Anthony DeCesaro 0

  After filing a record shattering public offer on May 20, speculation has grown that SpaceX, Elon Musk’s satellite and rocket company, will ultimately merge with Tesla, the electronic vehicle pioneer. While many analysts express […]

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U.S. companies step up in AI chip boom

June 2, 2026 Anthony DeCesaro 0

  In the latest eye-opener of the booming AI arms race, American semiconductor maker Micron Technology topped $1 trillion in market value last Tuesday, joining Samsung, the world’s top memory chipmaker, as the second company […]

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UAE bolts from OPEC, leaving cartels’ future impact in question

May 26, 2026 Andrew M 0

  In a bold and calculated move, the United Arab Emirates have vacated their position in OPEC, leaving the multi-country oil pricing powerhouse earlier this month, and potentially weakening the decades of influence the cartel […]

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Jet fuel supplies are lagging—and costs are getting higher

May 7, 2026 Anthony DeCesaro 0

  While the United States and other global powers wait for Tehran’s response to the peace proposal presented to them, a looming jet fuel shortage could compound the energy crisis already playing out in the […]

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Used cars are higher than ever…and the market is still broken

May 5, 2026 Anthony DeCesaro 0

Used car prices have continued to rise, leaving consumers crunched to find budget-friendly alternatives to the skyrocketing new car market, and further straining individuals looking for affordability amidst the swirl of consumer price increases around […]

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King Charles’ subtle remarks elicit positive response

April 30, 2026 Anthony DeCesaro 0

For the first time in over three decades, a British monarch addressed a group meeting of the U.S. Congress, and achieved something rarely seen in any congressional gathering in nearly the same amount of time—a […]

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Trump extends ceasefire, while framework for new talks not determined

April 26, 2026 Anthony DeCesaro 0

President Donald Trump met with his security team again last Tuesday, to debate what the next move should be in the ongoing conflict with Iran. Trump’s latest deadline–demanding the Iranians open the Strait of Hormuz, […]

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Recent deaths, disappearances of prominent scientists lead to Fed investigations

April 21, 2026 Anthony DeCesaro 0

Another recent scientist’s death has resurfaced and fallen under question, as it bears a similar pattern of circumstances that were present in the death or disappearance of other scientists involved in advanced research fields. The […]

AI-driven efficiency is eliminating economic friction, but that same friction once supported jobs, spending, and demand. As automation accelerates, the risk is not just job loss, but a broader breakdown in the systems that sustain economic stability.
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When Everything Gets Easier, Everything Gets Harder

April 14, 2026 Rory Stoller Comments Off on When Everything Gets Easier, Everything Gets Harder

  Something’s broken in the economy right now. And everyone’s celebrating it. AI agents are killing friction everywhere. Sounds great, right? Friction is waste. Friction slows things down. We’ve spent centuries eliminating it—better roads, faster […]

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Stock market continues volatility, as investors remain on edge over oil prices

March 11, 2026 Anthony DeCesaro Comments Off on Stock market continues volatility, as investors remain on edge over oil prices

  The stock market continued its hyper-gyrations following the outbreak of military conflict in the Middle East, as losses of the first impulsive sell-off were quickly wiped out with gains later in the day last […]

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Tech stocks rebound from early year roller coaster ride

March 1, 2026 Anthony DeCesaro Comments Off on Tech stocks rebound from early year roller coaster ride

Following years of outsized gains, the world’s largest tech stocks took a beating to begin the year, only to rebound after fears of artificial intelligence disruption eased. In early February, the world’s most valuable technology […]

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Trump heralds’ economy, global leadership, in longest ever State of the Union

February 26, 2026 Anthony DeCesaro Comments Off on Trump heralds’ economy, global leadership, in longest ever State of the Union

President Donald Trump’s second State of the Union address of his second term set record length, blowing away not only his own long address of last year, but the previous all-time longest (Bill Clinton, 2000) […]

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Trump tariffs costing U.S. households 1k per year more, as Supreme Court weighs in

February 23, 2026 Anthony DeCesaro Comments Off on Trump tariffs costing U.S. households 1k per year more, as Supreme Court weighs in

The Supreme Court handed down a 6-3 decision last week, ruling that President Donald Trump exceeded his authority under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) by imposing significant, broad-based tariffs on imported goods. The […]

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Landmark trade deal between EU and India resets global landscape

February 10, 2026 Anthony DeCesaro Comments Off on Landmark trade deal between EU and India resets global landscape

While the trade tensions between the U.S. and its global partners continue to play out, India and the European Union inked its own blockbuster trade deal, in what many herald as a triumphant accomplishment of […]

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Unexpected jump in GDP buoys overall economy, Fed remains unchanged

February 7, 2026 Anthony DeCesaro Comments Off on Unexpected jump in GDP buoys overall economy, Fed remains unchanged

Despite the volatile economic landscape, fueled by market and tariff uncertainty, lingering inflation and evolving job landscape, the U.S. gross domestic product (GDP) experienced an unexpected third-quarter jump, reaching approximately $31.1 trillion for Q3, 2025. […]

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Justice Department prob into Fed chairman Powell raises eyebrows

January 19, 2026 Anthony DeCesaro Comments Off on Justice Department prob into Fed chairman Powell raises eyebrows

In what some consider the administration’s latest effort to exert greater influence on economic policy, the Justice Department has issued a criminal probe into Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, stemming from Powell’s comments to Congress […]

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Senate war powers act appears shaky, as Trump pressures GOP members

January 14, 2026 Anthony DeCesaro Comments Off on Senate war powers act appears shaky, as Trump pressures GOP members

After a war powers resolution act was approved by the U.S. Senate just days ago, aimed at curbing President Trump’s ability to further call military strikes on Venezuela, the same act is at risk of […]

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Precious metals converge for huge spike in commodities market

January 7, 2026 Anthony DeCesaro Comments Off on Precious metals converge for huge spike in commodities market

In a rare occurrence in the commodities market, gold, silver and copper have all been rallying simultaneously in recent weeks, with all three posting their strongest gains in decades. While gold has been on a […]

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Layoffs tick upward, as job market concern looms

December 11, 2025 Anthony DeCesaro Comments Off on Layoffs tick upward, as job market concern looms

While the tariff fallout and global energy tensions continue to play out, recent shifts in the job landscape indicate some concerns may be on the horizon in the labor market. The last official jobs report […]

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CoinShares pull back latest in crypto market sell off

December 4, 2025 Anthony DeCesaro Comments Off on CoinShares pull back latest in crypto market sell off

In the latest downturn of the cryptocurrency market, CoinShares, a leading European asset manager focused on digital assets, has withdrawn its plan to launch three exchange-traded funds in a move to focus on higher-margin opportunities […]

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Trump drops tariffs on groceries, as consumers still struggle with high prices

November 18, 2025 Anthony DeCesaro Comments Off on Trump drops tariffs on groceries, as consumers still struggle with high prices

In a sudden about-face, President Donald Trump rolled back tariffs on more than 200 food and commodity products last Friday, including such staples as coffee, beef and a variety of produce all of which faced […]

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