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Nike is scheduled to report its fiscal third quarter results after the close of trading on Tuesday, and the earnings print carries an unusual weight in the current environment — not because of anything Nike-specific, but because of what it might reveal about American consumers navigating a world of $100-plus oil prices. Analysts expect earnings…
The annual Conservative Political Action Conference wrapped up in Dallas on Saturday with a notable absence at its centre: President Trump skipped the event entirely, breaking a decade-long tradition of closing the conference with a signature rally. His absence comes exactly one month after the United States launched strikes against Iran — a military operation…
Even in a week dominated by geopolitical anxiety and falling equities, one story managed to generate genuine excitement on Wall Street: the imminent prospect of a SpaceX IPO. Reports emerged that Elon Musk’s aerospace company could file its S-1 prospectus with the SEC as early as this week, kicking off what would be the largest…
Markwayne Mullin was sworn into office as the ninth Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security on Tuesday in an Oval Office ceremony administered by Attorney General Pam Bondi, the day after the Senate confirmed his nomination in a 54-45 vote. His arrival at DHS comes at one of the most turbulent moments in the…
Monday was the most consequential day for US markets since the Iran war began on March 1, and it started not with a policy announcement or a diplomatic breakthrough, but with a Truth Social post. Trump wrote that the US and Iran had held talks, that strikes on power plants were being postponed five days,…
Three weeks of air strikes, thirteen American military deaths, over 230 wounded, and a $200 billion funding request sitting unanswered at the White House — and still no formal congressional vote authorising any of it. The Iran war has entered a phase where the political architecture around it, carefully constructed by the administration through party…
A key document explains your rights and responsibilities as a federal student loan borrower in the US. When you take out a federal student loan, you are entering into a legally binding agreement with the U.S. Department of Education. Most borrowers sign the paperwork, accept the funds, and move on without fully understanding what they…
In the world of federal information security, few resources are as essential yet as poorly understood by the general public as the ISOO CUI Registry. For government agencies, contractors, and anyone who handles sensitive but unclassified federal information, understanding what the ISOO CUI Registry is and what purpose it serves is not optional. It is…
The Department of Homeland Security has been shut down since February 14, and the practical consequences are no longer limited to the policy debate in Washington. At airports across the country, TSA officers are quitting or calling out rather than work without pay, and the lines at security checkpoints are growing longer by the day….
President Donald Trump has spent the better part of fourteen months trying to push Jerome Powell out of the Federal Reserve, deploying every tool available short of the one he does not legally possess: the power to fire him. The irony now developing at pace is that the Justice Department investigation Trump encouraged into Powell’s…