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Making Hormuz the headline answer to inflation lets Washington completely off the hook for everything else.

In today’s special guest essay, Adam Sharp takes readers inside a local bullion shop at the center of America’s silver mania.

Behind every decorated commander, every seasoned officer and every military story that survives the passage of time… there are names that don’t make it into the headlines.

Mason traces a hidden thread running from ancient rulers… to the White House.

Tuesday’s Kentucky primary became something bigger than a House race in a safely Republican district.

Silicon Valley preaches the gospel of frictionless living… But at what cost?

Excluding SpaceX, I think the most exciting of Musk’s private companies is the one with the most self-deprecating name.

On April 1, a Dutch expedition ship departed Patagonia on what was supposed to be the adventure of a lifetime. It became something else.

Buck spent Thursday evening at a gala event in our nation’s capital. By Friday, D.C. was buzzing about the latest UFO file drop.

While Maine is fighting to keep data centers out of their communities, Silicon Valley just figured out how to bring the data center to your home.

The man who called the 2008 mortgage collapse broke his silence this week with a line that cuts to GameStop’s core: “Never confuse debt for creativity.”

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Maine’s Senate race just got a major shakeup.