Episodes
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Trump to Push Big Tech to Fund New Power Plants
The Trump administration proposes an unprecedented plan for tech companies to bid on construction contracts for new power plants to alleviate electricity cost concerns.
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Trump Told Attack on Iran Wouldn’t Guarantee Collapse of Regime
The Trump administration is evaluating military responses to the Iranian government amid protests, but a large-scale strike is deemed risky.
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Can NATO Troops in Greenland Keep Trump at Bay?
European NATO allies are signaling a strong military presence in Greenland, countering U.S. ambitions for the island.
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Why U.S. Home Sales Ended 2025 on a High Note
U.S. consumers showed strong spending and borrowing at the end of 2025, as evidenced by major banks' earnings.
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Greenland, Denmark to Put Up United Front at the White House
Greenland officials have taken a strong stance against U.S. claims to the territory, emphasizing the desire for independence while remaining part of Denmark.
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JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon Says It’s a Bad Idea to Interfere With the Fed
Jamie Dimon emphasizes the vital role of the Fed's independence to maintain investor confidence and economic stability.
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Trump Hits Iran’s Trading Partners With 25% Tariff
President Trump is considering military options in response to protests in Iran while also evaluating nuclear talks.
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Trump Has Been Complaining About Attorney General Pam Bondi
Trump's persistent criticism of Attorney General Pam Bondy illustrates his demand for aggressive enforcement of his agenda.
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U.S. Prosecutors Investigate Fed Chair Powell
The Justice Department's heightened scrutiny of Fed Chair Powell indicates serious concerns about political influence on the Federal Reserve's independence.
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What to Expect From President Trump’s Domestic Agenda This Year
Trump's second term focuses aggressively on tariffs and immigration, which are expected to play significant roles in his domestic agenda.
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What’s News in Markets: Defense Stocks Rise, Beer Beats, Pharma Deal
U.S. actions in Venezuela are causing noteworthy movements in oil stocks.
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How Giving Over Its Oil to the U.S. Could Revive Venezuela’s Economy
The U.S. labor market showed weak job growth in December, indicating ongoing hesitancy among businesses.
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Federal Agent Shoots Two People in Portland
Federal agents shot two individuals in Portland, heightening concerns about the use of militarized force.
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Can a Chinese Car Company Make It in America?
The political divide in the U.S. deepens with ongoing protests against ICE operations, reflecting a community struggling with its relationship with law enforcement.
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Traders Bet on Trump’s Next Military Move
The shooting by an ICE officer in Minneapolis has sparked a significant public response and calls for accountability.
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Trump Says He’ll Ban Big Investors From Buying Single-Family Homes
Trump's proposed ban on institutional investors aims to address affordable housing but faces obstacles without Congress approval.
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Would Denmark Ever Sell Greenland?
The U.S. interest in Greenland reflects geopolitical strategies amid rising concerns regarding China and Russia.
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Why Venezuela Bonds Are Rallying After Maduro’s Ouster
President Trump's comments on Greenland have raised political tensions both domestically and internationally.
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Why Latin America Wants Change in Venezuela
Delcy Rodriguez's presidency raises questions about U.S. engagement and effectiveness in Venezuelan recovery.
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Venezuela Signals Trump’s New Vision for the Western Hemisphere
Nicolás Maduro declared his defiance during his first U.S. court appearance, asserting his position as Venezuela's legitimate leader.
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