…was never truer than in the “super election year” 2024, when people went to the polls in around 75 countries – from the US to India, from Western Europe to…

…a coup. By February, it was clear. And then, life just went on. Trump survived the labeling. Fox News continued its broadcasts without missing a beat. Rubicon crossed, we all moved…

…to the growing threat of President Donald Trump’s tariffs, Home Depot will raise its prices, a move that could potentially drive away price-conscious customers. “It’s super important to remember that…

For someone who acts like a tough guy, he comes off as having a thin skin. Super sensitive to what is being said by the news (who really are pretty…

…entire production of Saudi Arabia. In just a few years, China had become the world’s biggest consumer of commodities by far. The first modern commodity supercycle, for example, was triggered…

…showed how childhood poverty and neighborhood disadvantage profoundly shape adult outcomes, Boys appeared to be especially vulnerable to these effects. Suter: “Boys growing up are super sensitive to their environments. That…

…everyone and gain complete control of the economy, then they rise to the top because bankers need only service a small number of the super-rich to obtain absolute power. The…

…breach of international protocol. I doubt the United States has asked for permission from the Olympic Committee or from Italy, “Milan protesters call for U.S. ICE agents to leave Italy…

…who contributes to Trump’s super PAC. And Trump? He allowed Ellison to buy CBS and now has the power to take the prized Warner Bros Discovery out of the clutches…

…“absolute” utility — human well-being, pleasure, “social welfare,” whatever — is of course impossible to measure. (That’s why we have politics.) But it’s still a valid and super-useful concept. Arguably, Job #1 for…