Trump’s U.N. Speech Was Built on Big Claims. The Numbers Tell a Different Story
From oil reserves and drug trafficking to Gaza and the wars he says he helped end, President Trump used the United Nations…
Read MoreSaudi Arabia Just Left China’s Digital Payments Experiment. What Does It Mean for the Dollar?
Saudi Arabia has ended its formal participation in mBridge, a cross-border digital-currency project involving China and other…
Read MoreCanada Is Moving Closer to Europe. But What Would That Actually Mean?
Canada is exploring an unprecedented relationship with the European Union, from trade and defense to artificial intelligence…
Read MoreGermany’s AfD Has Changed the Political Map. The Reasons Go Beyond the East
The AfD’s breakthrough in Saxony-Anhalt has revived an old question about eastern Germany. But the forces behind its…
Read MoreThe New Immigration Rule Could Make a Doctor’s Visit Part of the Green Card Debate
The Trump administration is expanding the factors immigration officials can consider when evaluating some green-card…
Read MoreWhy Investors Are Turning to Pharma as the AI Trade Gets Crowded
Pharmaceutical and biotech stocks are enjoying a remarkable rally as investors look beyond artificial intelligence. But…
Read MoreChina’s Internet Is Getting Harder to Control. The Economy May Be the Reason
A growing wave of economic anxiety, dark humor, and online mockery is challenging Beijing’s effort to keep…
Read MoreChina Changed Its Oil Strategy. The World Felt the Impact.
Beijing’s decision to sharply reduce crude imports during the Iran war has helped cushion global oil markets. But the…
Read MoreIs Wall Street Losing the Information Advantage That Made U.S. Markets So Powerful?
Proposed SEC disclosure changes could give companies more flexibility — but investors may pay the price through less…
Read MoreWho Will Own the AI Economy?
As artificial intelligence creates enormous new fortunes, America is facing a question that goes beyond jobs: Who should own…
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