Don't Confuse the Declaration of Independence with the Constitution

Asia Leads Global Value Rotation On Chip Woes By Abishek Vishnoi, Bloomberg Markets Live reporter and strategist A rotation from growth to value stocks is more pronounced in Asia than anywhere else globally, as doubts grow over the chip rally’s staying power. MSCI’s gauge for value stocks in Asia Pacific has risen about 6% this quarter, compared with a 2% drop in its growth counterpart, on track for its biggest outperformance since January-March 2022, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The gap is wider than the swings in the US and Europe...

Tesla's Cybercab Debut Falls Flat As NHTSA Opens Probe Tesla’s long awaited Cybercab finally hit the streets of Austin yesterday, and the debut was something of a dud. For a product Elon Musk has positioned as central to Tesla’s future, the rollout was remarkably subdued. There was no major public livestream with appearance by Musk or traditional press presence, relatively little new information and just 45 Cybercabs registered in Texas as of Thursday. After years of hype surrounding Tesla’s robotaxi ambitions, the event still felt more like a limited demonstration than...

More Than 62,000 Arrested For Speech-Related Offenses In Britain, Report Finds Via American Greatness, More than 62,000 people were arrested in Britain for communications offenses over a five-year period, according to a new civil liberties report warning that the country's increasingly broad speech restrictions are having a chilling effect on free expression. Big Brother Watch found that 62,199 people were arrested between 2021 and 2025, amounting to roughly 34 arrests per day. At least 18,500 people were charged and 12,292 were convicted, according to the organization. The findings were based on Freedom of...