Episodes
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The Tech Company That Rejects 99.9% of Job Applicants
The U.S. is actively investing in workforce development through government and private sector initiatives to rebuild trades and skills.
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President Trump to Reimpose a U.S. Blockade of Iran
Increasing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, particularly around Iran and the Strait of Hormuz, are leading to significant economic impacts, including soaring oil prices.
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Stunned GOP Looks to Replace Graham After His Sudden Death
Senator Lindsey Graham’s sudden death has significant political repercussions, especially for the GOP’s Senate majority and upcoming primaries in South Carolina.
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More States Want to Tax the Rich. Here's How.
States across the U.S. are experimenting with new tax ideas aimed at the wealthy, including asset taxes and income surcharges.
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What’s News in Markets: Middle East Strikes Send Oil Higher, South Korean Chip Stocks Fall, SpaceX Stumbles
Geopolitical conflicts can dramatically impact oil prices and energy stocks, emphasizing the market's sensitivity to international tensions.
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Apple Sues OpenAI, Alleging the AI Company Stole Trade Secrets
The new Air Force One's lack of defensive features was a security concern for President Trump, prompting him to use an older plane.
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Trillion-Dollar Chipmaker SK Hynix Lands on Nasdaq
The AI sector remains highly valued and growth-driven, but potential corrections could impact related industries and companies.
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Why It’s So Hard to Crack Down on Deadly Counterfeit Air-Bag Parts
Counterfeit airbags remain a serious safety threat, linked to multiple deaths, and are difficult to regulate due to a complex gray market.
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Beijing Weighs Curbs on the AI Models Americans Love
Political candidate controversies can have significant impacts on election strategies, especially in swing states like Maine.
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U.S. Launches New Strikes on Iran
The U.S. remains active in Middle Eastern conflicts, striking Iran to disrupt its military operations and influence regional stability.
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Trump Calls Off Iran Ceasefire
The U.S. has declared the end of its ceasefire with Iran, raising concerns about further military escalation.
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Oil Prices Have Fallen. So Why Haven’t Airfares?
Airfares remain high despite falling fuel prices because airlines currently hold pricing power and are unwilling to reduce fares.
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NATO Allies Announce Billions in New Spending to Placate Trump
Maine's Senate race is facing a pivotal moment, with potential impacts on Democratic control in the Senate.
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Khamenei Funeral Is a Show of Defiance Against the U.S.
Iran’s funeral for Khamenei has been used as a display of strength and willingness for conflict, complicating diplomatic efforts.
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How the White House Overturned a World Cup Red Card
European leaders are privately discussing how to reduce dependence on the US, signaling shifts within NATO despite a desire to maintain the alliance.
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Why a Hot U.S. Job Market Cooled in June
The US job market showed signs of cooling in June, which may influence the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decisions.
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Is There Already Too Much AI Computing Power?
AI stocks are experiencing a sell-off due to concerns about overinvestment and oversupply of computing power.
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Inside the First Flight of the Qatari-Gifted Air Force One
The new Air Force One, gifted by Qatar, is a symbol of both diplomacy and military modernization, but its ownership and future use remain contentious topics.
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Inside Trump's Growing Crypto Fortune
President Trump earned over $1 billion from cryptocurrency investments in 2022, marking a unprecedented financial achievement for a sitting president.
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Why the Supreme Court Upheld Birthright Citizenship
The Supreme Court reaffirmed birthright citizenship, emphasizing the importance of constitutional interpretation and the limits of executive power.
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