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A pair of less-heralded decisions shine a bright light the Roberts Court’s appetite for constitutional destruction.

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When we were children, it was common to be afraid of the boogeyman. As we age, the boogeyman gets replaced with a new fear: running out of money in retirement. This concern is understandable given so ...

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Australia’s National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) has grown too big, too fast. But public support for the NDIS is faltering. It’s one of the most expensive items in the federal budget, expected ...

WASHINGTON—President Trump is reshaping how the federal government collects money and where that cash gets spent—while doing little, on net, to rein in yawning federal deficits. In Trump’s first year ...

In September 2025, the Pentagon spent $93.4 billion on grants and contracts that covered a wide range of items, according to a government spending watchdog group Daniel Levine is a Staff Editor at ...

If you thought AI disruption had caught investors off guard so far this year, wait until this spring. That's the message Morgan Stanley shared with clients in a note on Tuesday, saying that AI models ...