New York’s new mayor has floated a radical experiment: city-run grocery stores selling a core basket of produce, meat and pantry staples at roughly 30 percent below retail. The mayor’s office celebrated the plan as a win for struggling families, but the blunt truth is that handing the market over to city hall is a More

China’s ChangXin Memory Technologies exploded onto the Shanghai STAR Market on July 27, 2026, as shares surged roughly 460–530 percent on their first day of trading and briefly vaulted the company to the top of the A-share market by market capitalization. The breathtaking debut — cheered in Beijing as proof of China’s push for semiconductor More

Conservative commentators were right to smell a setup when Maine Democrats rushed to anoint a replacement for Graham Platner — Carl Higbie called it exactly what it is: an “installed” candidate designed to paper over a mess the party made. This isn’t new behavior from a party that prides itself on process checks for everyone More

Audrey Nuna’s recent appearance on Forbes’ Under 30 podcast felt like proof that American grit still powers global culture — she showed up at the Forbes summit to explain why she took a chance on the audacious animated hit KPop Demon Hunters and how that gamble paid off. The conversation, recorded live at the 2026 More

For years a new professional class of therapists and self-styled trauma experts has quietly rewired our culture to treat ordinary childhood struggles as crimes against the soul, convincing a whole generation that a firm word or an old-fashioned boundary equals abuse. This isn’t compassion — it’s a moral panic dressed up as care, and it More

The Democratic Socialists of America has just rolled out a radical blueprint that reads less like reform and more like a blueprint for a constitutional smash-and-grab. Their new platform openly calls for abolishing the U.S. Senate, replacing the presidency and Supreme Court, defunding the Pentagon, and putting most large corporations under government control — a More