Reprinted from Inside Sources The U.S. Supreme Court delivered a strong message to Congress regarding regulating the nation’s environmental policy: Do your job. In West Virginia v Environmental Protection Agency, the...

By Robin Brooks, Jonathan Pingle, David WesselTo protect against the economic effects of the pandemic, the federal government borrowed more than $5 trillion—about 20% of one year’s output—in 2020 and...

By Shibley Telhami In May, a University of Maryland Critical Issues Poll found a drop in the American public’s expressed preparedness to pay a price for supporting Ukraine in its...

More than two years after the COVID-19 pandemic transpired into a global polycrisis, the path to economic recovery remains precarious. Furthermore, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and its spillover effects on...

By David Wessel The notion that oil-consuming nations should organize a buyers’ cartel to cap the price of oil—promoted by U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and recently endorsed by the...

ASIA: India’s gold imports in June nearly trebled from year-ago levels on correction in prices and as jewelers replenished inventories after robust sales during a key festival, Reuters reported. Higher...

The US military is having trouble recruiting new members, according to the Pentagon. A much lower percentage of Americans are eligible to serve, and within that population, an even smaller...

Bill Gates’ dream of a meatless Utopia is coming to fruition one insect at a time. Aspire Food Group of Canada announced that it has created an “alternative protein manufacturing...

Agriculture experts are calling this season one of the most important crop years in recent history. The supply chain has barely improved, exports are expensive, and we must rely on...

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