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Venezuela’s oil comeback is real — but its refining industry is falling apart.

Newly declassified records, Biden’s sweeping pardon and Anthony Fauci’s Senate testimony collide in a hearing that could reshape the debate over COVID accountability.

A reported Ukrainian strike in the Caspian Sea has raised new questions about the growing links between the wars in Ukraine and Iran.

As attacks spread from the Strait of Hormuz to the Red Sea, the Middle East's oil detours are disappearing. Here’s what it means for Trump, inflation and investors.

Chevron's growing investment in Iraq isn’t just about producing more oil. It’s about securing new export routes around one of the world’s most important energy chokepoints.

California voters could approve America’s first statewide wealth tax. We examine Gavin Newsom’s surprising response and why Jim Rickards says investors should pay attention.

Wall Street celebrated a cooler CPI report. Jim Rickards says the most dangerous form of inflation may be the one no government report measures.

Artificial intelligence may dominate the headlines, but one 175-year-old American manufacturer is helping build the infrastructure behind the AI boom.

Lindsey Graham wasn’t known for beating the stock market. Instead, he spent a career investing in American power. We explore what his legacy reveals about today's Republican Party.

Jim Rickards breaks down three drivers of inflation and explains why money velocity matters.

Zach Scheidt shares the poker lesson that transformed his investing approach and explains how to build asymmetric opportunities into your portfolio.

The Rundown readers weigh in on patriotism, inflation, manufacturing, markets and Memorial Day, offering thoughtful perspectives from across America.

A Philadelphia Lyft driver shares a story that offers a fresh perspective on patriotism, liberty and the American Dream.

As America celebrates its 250th anniversary, we reflect on seven uniquely American qualities.