Today’s Iran war news: Talks fantasies get a harsh dose of reality as Iran rejects a US nuclear demand while consumers go green at the gills.
Read more...Moneyed interests are linking support of two bête noires, coal and data centers, to better shove them down voters’ throats
Read more...I hope you get a break this weekend (for those living where Monday is a a holiday). We will kick a a bit too.
Read more...Democrats can’t face that they don’t have a message because having one with broad appeal would alienate too many powerful factions.
Read more...Today’s Iran war news: Some oil leaving the Gulf gave markets a boost, but the US-Iran impasse remains, along with US attack threats.
Read more...Satyajit Das looks at the big stressors on the global economy and find that governments will be unable to do much to alleviate them.
Read more...Norway seeks to lead a small but arguably well-located group of nations to impede Russia. Yes, seriously.
Read more...Humans have a strong, evolution-based desire for fairness and equality, yet they are more and more neglected in policy design.
Read more...Today’s Iran war update: The US still looks to be planning to resume the war against Iran even as the bond market rout intensifies.
Read more...Michael Hudson explains how the financier-friendly medicine of higher interest rates will only make the impending economic crisis worse.
Read more...In case you did not get the memo, human capital is now officially inferior.
Read more...Today’s Iran war update: Has seemingly irresistible force Israel met immovable objects in the form of Gulf states and the bond markets?
Read more...Intense rains, extreme heat, and unstoppable pests are wiping out crops and farmers’ livelihoods as climate change scrambles the weather.
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