This article began as a letter to a friend and fellow analyst. As the evidence accumulated, it outgrew the envelope.
This article began as a letter to a friend and fellow analyst. As the evidence accumulated, it outgrew the envelope.
How networked technology closed the private gaps in American life, how a rentier class captured the government, and why American world power is ending anyway.
Operation Epic Fury killed Iran’s supreme leader and ignited a regional war. The food price shock that follows will be measured in famines, not headlines.
An evidence-based audit separates lawful first-term tariffs from voided IEEPA measures, measuring their costs, beneficiaries and limited achievements.
Martin Armstrong’s confidence-cycle model frames debt, aging populations and war as a fiscal crisis governments cannot roll over forever.
Arms makers treat Ukraine as recurring revenue, with Iran and Taiwan next in line. Sanctions and trade controls prepare the market for escalation.
The Economic Consequences of the Climate Movement Are No Longer Theoretical. They Are Arriving. In Real Time.
America forgot the difference between earning and extracting , but the economist, Michael Hudson, kept the receipts
The republic is presented as a hollowed spectacle: algorithms, scripted media and performative politics replace a functioning public square.
Subsidies and mandates masked losses until GM’s electric vehicle retreat followed Big Oil’s pattern: costly green bets, then fossil fuel recovery.