Something remarkable is happening in the U.S. payments industry, and for once, it’s not coming from Capitol Hill—it’s coming from the innovators in the private sector. Visa, Stripe, and Mastercard—three titans of American enterprise—are embracing blockchain-based stablecoins, signaling a seismic shift in how money moves. They’re not dabbling. They’re building
Key Components of the House Settlement
The House v. NCAA settlement, effective for the 2025-26 academic year and running through 2034-35, resolves three antitrust lawsuits—House v. NCAA, Hubbard v. NCAA, and Carter v. NCAA. Its key provisions include:
By Milton Friedman, as channeled for June 5, 2025
New York City, once the pulsing heart of American enterprise, is strangling under the weight of its housing crisis. Skyrocketing rents, vanishing vacancies, and a construction pace that limps behind demand threaten to choke the city’s vitality. The 2025 mayoral candidates,
Let’s get something straight from the top—America doesn’t need another round of liberal scare tactics masquerading as intellectual insight. When Globalists starts echoing apocalyptic AI nonsense, it’s not about protecting workers or promoting innovation. No, it’s about expanding the globalist regulatory state, handing more power to unelected bureaucrats, and letting
The Left’s Surrender – Larry Summers and the Death Spiral of EU Economics
Larry Summers, former Treasury Secretary and now chief spokesman for the stale economic theology of the American left, recently made headlines warning that the U.S. is acting like a flailing emerging market and could soon face a
I know a lot of people are wondering why it’s taking so long to get the federal budget off the ground. On this Talk it out Tuesday, let’s pull back the curtain and look at one of the biggest culprits behind the gridlock: the Congressional Budget Office. That’s right—the CBO.
Let’s be honest—when Microsoft posted $70.1 billion in revenue and $25.8 billion in profit in Q3 FY2025, it didn’t just beat expectations—it obliterated them. Azure? Up 33%. GitHub Copilot? Now at 15 million users. And the company’s stock? Surging with a market cap over $3.38 trillion, putting it ahead of
President Donald J. Trump’s historic trip to the Middle East—where he helped broker billion-dollar economic agreements and strengthened strategic alliances—brought one critical question to mind: How do the Gulf region’s power players—Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar—compare in terms of wealth, technology, influence, and vision? These three nations, central to
Let’s get real. China—the world’s second-largest economy, with a military arsenal second only to ours, and a global infrastructure machine via its Belt and Road Initiative—is still claiming to be a “developing country”? That’s not just outdated. It’s economic comedy—on the world stage, no less. As President Trump famously said,
As National Small Business Week concludes, we celebrate the cornerstone of our economy: small businesses. Take Iowa as an example of a typical state in the Heartland, or North Carolina, where a growing tech corridor has given rise to thousands of small businesses, where small businesses comprise 99.3% of all