When JD Vance, a military veteran with a hardscrabble working-class background and a case of imposter syndrome, entered Yale Law School, he may not have seemed like someone destined to…
How a major bank cheated its customers out of $2 billion, according to a new federal lawsuit Popular Information Founder of muckraking financial information firm Hindenburg Research calls it quits…
Because we are now in the midsts of what Lambert likes to call an overly dynamic situation, this post will be comparatively brief. As most of you know already, there…
Prime Minister Keir Starmer of Britain met with President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine in Kyiv on Thursday, a show of solidarity four days before the inauguration of Donald J. Trump.…
Almost as soon as the war in Gaza began, global leaders began working to stop it. Over 15 months, Israel and Hamas repeatedly rejected proposals for peace. In that time,…
When Hamas led the Oct. 7, 2023, raids into Israel, killing about 1,200 people, about 250 people were taken into Gaza as hostages, including citizens of Israel, the United States,…
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Yves here. In a discussion of five recent books on the Federal Reserve, James Galbraith covers a very wide terrain, which results in this essay consisting more of intriguing vignettes…
It was a tense conversation between two authoritarian leaders accustomed to getting their way. President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia was offering explanations for the Azerbaijan Airlines plane crash that…
Over the last week, the videos started appearing on TikTok from users across the United States. They all made fun of the same thing: how the app’s ties to China…