The SAVE America Act Hits A Milestone, Does It Have Momentum Now?

Fuels (And Canada) Spark US Import/Export Price Surge In February As we have noted numerous times in the last week or two, inflation fears are back (or rather stagflation) as growth stagnates and prices re-accelerate...   This morning we get yet more confirmation of the second wave of inflation as US Import/Export prices blew expectations away... US Import prices jumped by 1.5% MoM (the third monthly rise in a row) - the biggest MoM jump since March 2022. The acceleration in prices pushed import costs up 1.3% YoY - highest since Feb 2025. Under the...

Randi Whinegarten Authored by Larry Sand via American Greatness, Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers, wrote a hyperbolic piece titled "America's Teachers Can't Afford to Teach," which appeared in Time magazine on June 11. The excessively whiny article is filled with half-truths meant to make readers feel sorry for impoverished, underpaid teachers. Among other things, she asserts that the vast majority of American educators are living paycheck to paycheck, taking on debt to buy groceries, and facing other financial hardships. She maintains that the pay gap between "teachers and other...

Demographic Winter Pushes South Korea To Field War Robots As Troop Pool Shrinks South Korea's population decline and shrinking pool of military-age men are forcing Seoul to rethink its military force structure, with officials now exploring robots and AI-powered drones to offset future manpower shortages. South Korea's military is taking a direct page from Ukraine's battlefield playbook by preparing to procure low-cost unmanned aerial systems and robotics for future wars, primarily through a potential partnership with Hyundai Motor - for now. "Potential deployments include Boston Dynamics' four-legged Spot, the four-wheeled MobED mobility...