The Iranian Missile Threat: Capabilities, Range, and Strategy
The United States and Israel began strikes on Iran, initiating a new conflict that President Donald Trump claimed would address security issues for the...
Legal setback for Trump tariffs fails to ease pressure on trade partners
The U. S. Supreme Court's recent decision to invalidate many of President Donald Trump's tariffs has reduced his ability to impose tariffs quickly, but...
How a symbolic shift from “Buy” to “Bye” is reshaping U.S. markets
U. S. investors are withdrawing money from their stock market at the fastest rate in over 16 years, with $75 billion pulled out in...
Supreme Court restores balance: A blow to Trump’s expansion of executive power
For over a year, Donald Trump acted with great authority in Washington, influencing politics through his power and threats. On a recent Friday, the...
Trump’s tariffs are void. Here’s how companies get their money back
The U. S. Supreme Court has ruled that tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump under an economic emergency law were illegal, amounting to about...
The Iran calculation: Why Trump is betting on conflict as his economic team preaches caution
President Donald Trump has escalated tensions between the United States and Iran, prompting concerns about military action amid political pressures related to the upcoming...
U.S. automakers caught in the middle of Trump-California EV feud
A legal conflict is developing between the Trump administration and California regarding auto-pollution rules, which could seriously impact electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers like Tesla...
What Italy’s judicial reform referendum means for the country’s future
Italy will hold a constitutional referendum on March 22–23 regarding a government plan to change the justice system, causing tension between the judiciary and...
Who will lead the ECB? Succession talk turns to Knot and De Cos
The former governors of the Spanish and Dutch central banks, Klaas Knot and Pablo Hernandez de Cos, are seen as the top candidates to...
Inside the EU’s draft ‘Made in Europe’ law: Key points explained
The European Commission will propose a new law that requires a certain percentage of products supported by public money to be "made in Europe....