They dress like it’s the Industrial Revolution, but they’re very online denizens of the anti-woke manosphere. And they want to build a new Statue of Liberty for the United States—a male one, of course.

As hedge funds buy up land to obtain water rights, a libertarian state representative from Arizona has proposed a seemingly radical solution to the water crisis. Is he right?

There’s an increasing chance that the economy will be in recession come the midterm elections this fall.

Donald Trump has tanked the economy, but his advisers still have to toe his line.

Kristi Noem struggled to defend hiring a company linked to a political operative.

OpenAI has started rolling out conventional ads in ChatGPT. It won’t stop there.

From New York to Alabama to Arizona, everyday people are mounting a local resistance to the company’s mass surveillance. And sometimes, they take matters into their own hands.

The president’s State of the Union address hailed a supposed “turnaround for the ages,” but who’s benefiting?

The commerce secretary said he cut off contact in 2005. Emails in the Epstein files show otherwise.

Anti-ICE sentiment is on the rise.

Donald Trump has gotten significantly richer—at Americans’ expense.

He venerates ownership and believes in one-on-one dealmaking that results in winners and losers. But what’s good for him personally won’t be good for the country.

Avelo Airlines found out the hard way that its partnership with ICE was bad for business.

Looking to turn a quick profit, the firms buy medical facilities and then unload them just a few years later, often leaving devastation in their wake.

These businessmen have shown no shame in kowtowing to the president—and he has richly rewarded their sycophancy.

Recent reports reveal how companies are using artificial intelligence to harvest customers’ data and even secretly target them with higher prices.

The wholesale retailer has devised a clever legal argument against the president’s big tariff scam.

The resurrection, decline, rise, and fall of the corporate alternative minimum tax

The court will hear arguments Wednesday in a challenge to the president’s tariffs. Will the conservative justices once again twist themselves in knots to give him what he wants?

As Microsoft sends AI chips to the United Arab Emirates, reporters are failing to explain exactly how it was made possible.