The preliminary April results from the University of Michigan Surveys of Consumers show overall consumer sentiment bounced higher in early April after hitting a multiyear low in March (see top...

The United States sees itself as the world’s leader. Yet America is in near crisis. The results have not been pretty. The President and Vice President are manifestly not up...

Retail sales and food-services spending rose 0.5 percent in March following an 0.8 percent gain in February (see first chart). However, today’s retail sales data are not adjusted for price...

Clifford Thies provides his top-ten list of Cold War songs, and it is a treat. But it is more than delightful. It’s a knockout. When I discovered the list, I...

Initial claims for regular state unemployment insurance rose slightly, increasing 18,000 for the week ending April 9, coming in at 185,000, above the prior week’s multidecade low (see first chart)....

Reprinted from Inside Sources In the heyday of the net-neutrality fight last decade, tech activists and companies warned of a doom scenario without it: Internet toll lanes, blocking of data...

Üveges Bálint This blog is available in English here. A kutatás A ragadozás (predáció) mindennapos jelenség a természetben, ezért a préda állatoknak folyamatosan fel kell mérniük környezetüket, és reagálniuk kell...

By George Ingram, Jonathan PapoulidisThe U.S. Global Fragility Act (GFA) is groundbreaking legislation that elevates the challenges of fragility. It calls for the U.S. government to adopt new ways of...

As the United States works to advance high-speed broadband as part of the recently passed Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, what is the status, and how are state and local...

By Morris Chang, Jude Blanchette, Ryan HassIn the first episode of “Vying for Talent,” Morris Chang, the founder of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), shares the story of his journey...