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  • 01
    Lawsuit Over Trump’s Ban on CNN, MS NOW Is Ultimate Weapon
    President Donald Trump surely knows by now that spontaneously banning media from the White House is illegal. He even has alternative — and legitimate — methods to revoke credentials that wouldn’t be so toxic to free speech.Barbara McQuade
  • 02
    Passive Retirement Investing Raises Systemic Risk for US Markets
    Like it or not, we are all betting on AI taking over the economy. In the last 40 years, the US has become a nation of stock investors. On the whole, it has made Americans rich. Now the stock market is soaring on the hopes that AI will make everyone more productive — and if that doesn’t work out, we all may learn the definition of a bad tail risk.Allison Schrager
  • 03
    A Texas Magnet Plant Shows US Manufacturing Can Return — at a Cost
    On former farmland on the outskirts of Fort Worth, Texas, a brand-new 250,000-square-foot factory stands as a symbol that the US can return to its roots of making things.Thomas Black
  • 04
    Can Democrats' Blue-Collar Brigade Win Working-Class Voters?
    Sam Forstag recently joined a text chain to better keep up with a few friends. There’s nothing unusual about that, except Forstag’s texting buddies are a group of Democratic candidates for the US House who share one unusual characteristic: They have spent years in blue-collar jobs.Ronald Brownstein
  • 05
    Midterms: Democrats Are Set to Win the House but Not in a Blue Wave
    The Republican majority in the House of Representatives is almost certainly headed for a massive whupping in the upcoming midterm elections. But the tussle for the speaker’s gavel is not unfolding, and may not finish, like the thumpings and shellackings of yesteryear.David M. Drucker
  • 06
    Pete Hegseth's Pentagon Purges Must Be Stopped by Congress
    Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and his critics agree on one thing: The Pentagon is in urgent need of transformation. The change he’s pursuing, however, is endangering that vital mission.The Editors
  • 07
    Crypto Can't Go Mainstream Without the Clarity Act
    US regulators are determined to boost cryptoassets. That’s unsurprising when they owe their jobs to the meme-coin billionaire (and US President) Donald Trump. But after the Senate last week voted down the wide-ranging Clarity Act, any efforts by market watchdogs to codify rules for digital-asset markets risk being shot down by the next administration. And worse, the Supreme Court has already undercut agency rulemaking powers, anyway.Paul J. Davies
  • 08
    Trump-Xi Summit: China’s Leverage Makes It Key to Any Iran War Deal
    At the BRICS summit in New Delhi on Sept. 12, 2026, Xi Jinping called for a more active role for China and other member countries in ending the war with Iran. China’s president said the conflict had inflicted serious losses across the region, was against the common interests of the international community, and should give way to a “permanent, comprehensive ceasefire” and a new regional security architecture. China, he added, would work with other BRICS members to play its “due role” in bringingSimon Johnson and Amir Kermani
  • 09
    Germany Is Stuck With Merz When It Needs a Klopp
    Two more humiliating regional election results in eastern Germany have dealt conservative Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s authority a heavy blow. Rather than fall on his sword, Germany’s unpopular leader is urging patience while reforms continue.Chris Bryant
  • 10
    Oil Market: The $1 Million-a-Day Oil Tanker Will Drive Inflation
    Former President Bill Clinton once said that when a crisis breaks out, the first thing everyone in Washington asks is, “Where is the nearest [aircraft] carrier?” That remains a critical question as the US faces off against Iran in the Strait of Hormuz, but for the shipping industry, it may have been replaced by another: “Where are the nearest oil tankers — and do we have enough?”Javier Blas
  • 11
    Burnham’s Good Vibes Aren’t Enough for Bond Markets
    British voters, like American ones, usually prefer the candidate most comfortable in their skin — if not always the best qualified for the job.Martin Ivens
  • 12
    AIndicators: Fed Hiking Cycle Is a Red-Flag Moment
    The question is whether credit markets will keep signalling calm.John Authers and Richard Abbey
  • 13
    LVMH Shares Are Cheap — for a Reason
    Earlier this year, LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE opened a Louis Vuitton Hotel in London, a pop-up celebrating 130 years of the brand’s distinctive monogram. Investors, though, have been checking out of the world’s biggest luxury goods group.Andrea Felsted