Crises & Recessions

Data Center Boom Sparks Bipartisan Backlash
Economy Data Center Boom Sparks Bipartisan Backlash

The artificial intelligence revolution, once a distant concept, is now directly reshaping the physical world, and its voracious appetite for energy is creating unexpected and powerful political alliances. The rapid proliferation of data centers required to power AI is placing an unprecedented

Global Markets Fall on Ukraine Peace Hopes
Economy Global Markets Fall on Ukraine Peace Hopes

An unexpected wave of optimism regarding a potential peace resolution in the Ukraine conflict sent a chill through global financial markets, challenging the conventional wisdom that geopolitical stability is a universal boon for investors. This counterintuitive reaction saw major indices dip as

Supreme Court Blocks Trump's Chicago Troop Deployment
Economy Supreme Court Blocks Trump's Chicago Troop Deployment

The long-standing constitutional line separating the military from domestic law enforcement faced its most significant test in recent memory as the nation's highest court intervened in a tense standoff between the White House and the city of Chicago. In a decisive order, the Supreme Court rejected

Is Strong US Growth Hiding Deeper Problems?
Economy Is Strong US Growth Hiding Deeper Problems?

With the U.S. economy sending a flurry of mixed signals—record-breaking growth alongside slumping consumer confidence—navigating the financial landscape has become more complex than ever. To help decipher these trends, we are joined by Priya Jaiswal, a distinguished authority in finance and market

Wall Street Divided Over Flawed Post-Shutdown CPI Data
Economy Wall Street Divided Over Flawed Post-Shutdown CPI Data

An Inflation Report Shrouded in Uncertainty The financial world is holding its breath for the November 2025 Consumer Price Index (CPI) report, but an undercurrent of skepticism is diluting the usual anticipation. The release marks the first official inflation reading since a record-setting 43-day

U.S. Labor Market Cools as Unemployment Hits a 4-Year High
Economy U.S. Labor Market Cools as Unemployment Hits a 4-Year High

A comprehensive analysis of the U.S. labor market, detailed in a delayed report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, reveals an increasingly complex and cooling economic picture for the latter part of the year. The release, postponed due to a government shutdown, presented a mixed set of data

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