Lessons learnt in 2025I have been watching and writing about the markets for longer than I care to remember. One of the ...

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There are no recessions for made men in the MSP Crime Family. It doesn’t matter how dreadfully a state cop behaves, he always ...

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Former State Department official Carrie Filipetti discusses the future of Venezuela and what the United States should do next ...

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Nigeria is especially in need of this elite consensus, for several reasons. Our history has left us with a very large informal economy – perhaps the largest in the world by proportion to the whole ...

The craziest part is that Bayern will get Jamal Musiala back in action in January, plus the fully fit versions of Alphonso Davies and Hiroki Itō. The team embraced Kompany’s catchphrase, “No trophies ...

Judging long-term reliability in modern cars isn’t easy. Vehicles today are rolling computers, packed with sensors, software, and complex electrical systems. Problems don’t always show up immediately.

Kevin Byard III remembers how badly the Chicago Bears lost to the Detroit Lions in Week 2, but also how, in the aftermath, Ben Johnson didn’t lose it. Johnson, the former Lions offensive coordinator, ...

But those who thought contractors were going away under President Obama's administration couldn't be more wrong. According to the Department of Defense, there are some 68,000 contractors in ...