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When Energy Security Collides With Climate Goals, Coal Makes a Comeback
For years, governments across Europe and Asia have promised to reduce their dependence on coal. Politicians, environmental... -
Generation Gap Widens: Older Americans See a Strong Job Market, Young People Don’t
For years, younger Americans have been more hopeful about the job market than their older counterparts —... -
Strong Jobs Report Signals Economic Resilience Despite Growing Warning Signs
The latest U.S. jobs report delivered a surprising boost to confidence in the economy, showing that the... -
The AI Revolution Is Real, But That Does Not Mean the Market Is Rational
Artificial intelligence is changing the world. That much is becoming harder to deny. AI systems are already... -
Iran Faces Energy Collapse as Oil Has Nowhere Left to Go
Iran’s oil industry is moving toward a dangerous breaking point as the U.S. naval blockade continues to... -
Study Finds Gas Price Surge Is Hitting Lower-Income Americans the Hardest
A new study from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York shows that lower-income Americans are cutting... -
Colorado’s Entrepreneurial Boom Is Colliding With a Wall of Regulation
For more than a decade, Colorado was one of the most attractive places in America to start... -
Cash for Cooperation: Federal and State Funds Fuel Expansion of Local Immigration Enforcement
A growing partnership between federal immigration officials and local law enforcement is reshaping how immigration laws are... -
Fed Rate Cuts Could Trigger ‘One of the Biggest Economic Explosions’ in Years, Expert Predicts
Strong corporate earnings and supportive policy moves are powering market gains, even as geopolitical tensions create short-term...
