How Populism Turned the Road to Housing Act into the Road to Nowhere
Spikes in popular support for bad, but seemingly minor, anti-market policies can quickly spiral into more serious problems
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Spikes in popular support for bad, but seemingly minor, anti-market policies can quickly spiral into more serious problems
President Donald Trump introduced the Trump retirement accounts (TRA) in his 2026 State of the Union address. This brief presents a one-, ten-, and 40-year cost analysis of the TRA and offers insights into its policy implications
The MacBook Neo was built to be cheap; that it is still good is not only a testament to Apple Silicon, but also the fact that the most important software runs in the cloud
Trump’s nominee has one big thing going for him: He’s not Kristi Noem
(0:00) The Besties welcome Under Secretary of War Emil Michael (2:30) US war with Iran: Bigger picture and why now? (13:16) Trump's new approach to warfare, AI, drones, rules of engagement (28:39) Israel's role in the conflict, relationship with the US, Iron Beam (37:24) Oil prices, Trump's maritime insurance play (41:19) Pentagon vs Anthropic: Why Anthropic was labeled a supply-chain risk (1:02:03) How to value Anthropic after its supply chain risk designation (1:11:14) State of the US defen...
An interview with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang about his GTC 2026 keynote, navigating China and DC, and remembering Nvidia's true nature
South Africa holds the grim distinction of being the most unequal country on Earth. South Africa leads the global ranking with a Gini index of 0.63. Statista The richest 10% of South Africans hold 71% of the wealth, while the poorest 60% hold just 7%. World Population Review This extreme inequality is largely rooted in […] The post One reason why South Africa is difficult to govern (South Africa fact of the day) appeared first on Marginal REVOLUTION. CommentsIn reply to Pipsterate. Claude sai...
Domestic politics cannot dictate our post-Brexit settlement
The damage to energy infrastructure in the Gulf will have enduring impact