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During the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, debt held by the public was around $4 trillion. Now it’s $31 trillion, and 15% of the budget pays down interest.

“We need an emergency break-the-glass plan, which is targeted and short-term, on the shelf, so it’s ready to go when we hit the wall.” 

Foreign tourists are big spenders for the U.S. economy. Even a World Cup might not be enough to bring all of them back.

Manycore Tech debuts on Hong Kong’s stock exchange today, following a $130 million IPO—and contributing to the Chinese city’s AI listing boom.

The U.S.’s $286 billion in private AI investment far exceeds China’s, but America is seeing its lead shrink in performance and talent.

Countries have few incentives to permanently pivot back to coal, even during the worst energy disruption in history.

“Very real economic forces” are “limiting the options for non-college-educated men,” said Gabrielle Penrose of the American Institute for Boys and Men.

Traditional luxury is losing its luster; unique and rare items offer a new way to flex.

The meeting comes after tensions have run hot between the Trump administration and the safety-conscious Anthropic.