1. When Rockets Fall Silent, Markets YawnIt’s a curious feature of modern capitalism: the more missiles fly, the more indifferent the markets become. This week, despite continued hostilities between Israel and Iran — with yet another round of drone strikes, shadow assassinations, and fiery speeches…
1. The Oil That Burns the Map. It began with rockets over Hormozgan and ended with forecasts of $300-a-barrel crude. The new war — this time between Israel and Iran — isn’t just a regional flare-up. It’s a match lit beneath the global energy market.Within hours of the strikes, Brent jumped,…
1. Borderline Chaos: California's Migrant Crisis Turns ViolentIt started with a raid. It escalated with a tweet. And it exploded when the rubber bullets came out. California — land of sun, startups, and stubborn governors — found itself this week in the grip of something darker. Peaceful protests…
