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A Stanford seminar, Phoebe Gates’ controversial startup and Bill Gates’ political spending raise a bigger question about billionaires, socialism and power in America.

Meta agreed to pay billions to settle a landmark case over teen social media use. But the fine print could turn a costly legal settlement into a surprising competitive advantage.

Can Washington use Russia’s influence over Iran to ease tensions, reopen Hormuz and bring down oil prices?

Bitcoin is surging as investors confront America’s growing debt problem. Meanwhile, the U.S.-Canada trade war is raising prices on both sides of the border.

Here’s how the DSA is turning growth into political influence inside the Democratic Party — and what its strategy could mean for investors.

Donald Trump claims the Strait of Hormuz as “NEW US TERRITORY” as the Iran war nears six months. Here’s what the standoff means for oil, inflation and your money.

Byron King explains a real downstream energy bottleneck — and highlights six ways investors can play it.

AOC says “Woke 1 was crazy.” But while the slogans of 2020 may be changing, the economic agenda isn’t.

Paradigm Press has tracked the rise of drone warfare for years. Here’s how cheap drones, autonomous weapons and counter-drone technology are reshaping modern warfare.

Anthony Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment 111 times before Congress. We examine the contempt vote and new questions about Fauci’s lucrative scientific awards.

Power shortages, permitting delays and local opposition could derail the AI data center buildout. Matt Badiali explains why copper’s bull case is bigger than the AI boom.

After five months of war, the U.S. is racing to replenish depleted missile stockpiles while Iran grapples with record inflation and its highest-ever Misery Index.

Elon Musk is pouring millions into the 2026 midterm elections as new polling reveals growing concerns about election integrity.