California’s Billionaire Tax and State-to-State Flight

The Strait Of Hormuz Crisis Exposes A Fatal Flaw In Economic Thinking Authored by Kurt Cobb via Resource Insights, Even a 4–5% loss in global energy supply could translate into a comparable drop in economic activity due to energy’s central role in all production. Disruptions in oil and LNG flows through the Strait of Hormuz are already removing a significant share of global energy, with cascading impacts across industries. Rising energy costs trigger widespread knock-on effects—from food and travel to semiconductors—potentially leading to a severe global recession. A priest, an engineer, and an economist are...

An Israeli strike targeting a police vehicle in Gaza City on Tuesday killed at least four people, including a three-year-old boy, as the IDF continues its constant violations of the US-backed ceasefire deal. Photos from Gaza show the boy, Yahya al‑Malahi, being mourned by his father and other relatives at the a hospital in Gaza […]

Spacecraft Builder That Beats Big Defense Primes On Cost And Speed: Here's How To Profit Provided continued AI disruption, indiscriminate software stock selling, and credit market risks do not trigger a broader risk-off market event in the coming weeks or months, a June SpaceX IPO could become the bedrock for the grand reopening of the IPO market. The second-order effects of a SpaceX IPO would be improved sentiment toward AI companies going public and potentially a serious investor appetite for the low-Earth-orbit space industry. Continuing our ever-evolving "how to profit"...