Black Swan investor warns of a short-term rally before a 1929-style market collapse

The Wall Street Journal reported that hedge fund manager Mark Spitznagel, who bet on dramatic market events, likened the U.S. market to 1929, when equities rose before the Wall Street crash. Spitznagel, founder of Universa Investments and a “Black Swan” investor, forecasts a sharp, short-lived stock market spike followed by a 1929-like fall. He boldly…

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Trump’s rare compliment of AOC spotlights her rising 2028 profile and what it means for both parties

As Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez cautiously prepares for more decisions in 2028, President Donald Trump’s latest, reluctant complement shows how political opponents are considering her as a national actor. Trump disagreed with Ocasio-Cortez’s “philosophy” but recognized her “a little spunk,” referring to her campaign enthusiasm, in a Fox News preview of their Sunday interview broadcast. This…

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Phil Mickelson’s sharp rebuke of Rep. Ilhan Omar fuels a wider debate over politics, grief and public figures

Phil Mickelson’s short post on X that Rep. Ilhan Omar “came here fraudulently and will hopefully be sent back to Somalia soon” sparked a nationwide controversy over how public figures speak politics after a high-profile murder this weekend. In a CNN interview, Omar said Charlie Kirk’s memorialization “should be in the dustbin of history,” provoking…

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New Jersey Debate Exposes Deep Divides as Candidates Spar Over Costs, Trump, and Identity

New Jersey’s high-stakes governorship contest was revealed in a contentious discussion between Democrat Mikie Sherrill and Republican Jack Ciattarelli at Rider University under strict security. Candidates clashed over taxes, political identity, and who best represents New Jerseyans six weeks before Election Day. Sherrill regularly criticized Ciattarelli for supporting Trump and questioning his MAGA-influenced initiatives. She…

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Friendship Beyond Politics: How Two Opposing Voices Keep Respect Alive in a Divided America

Modern America is so polarized that cross-party cooperation appears impossible. Passion has given way to skepticism, rage, and violence in public discourse. Democratic Julie Roginsky and Republican Mike DuHaime’s friendship proves respect can win politics. Roginsky and DuHaime have opposed politics for decades. Honesty, fun, and integrity united coworkers. With time, their friendship has demonstrated…

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Hey, Jersey — A Practical Path to “Make America America Again”

When familiar certainties change, a certain type of disappointment sets in. For many in New Jersey and nationwide, yearning for a stable order—trustworthy institutions, accountable leaders, a fact-based public conversation—has given way to bewilderment and rage. A recent opinion column urges Jerseyans to regain the center of American civic life amid that anxiety. Can communities…

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Colts Say Tribute to Forrest Lucas Was Already Scheduled, Explain Why They Skipped Charlie Kirk Moment

The Indianapolis Colts publicly explained why they did not recognize conservative political broadcaster Charlie Kirk, who was tragically assassinated, during their Week 2 game. The Colts paid tribute to Forrest Lucas, business magnate and stadium namesake, instead of Kirk, saying they had planned the honor before Kirk’s death. Lucas Oil Stadium is named after Lucas,…

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Danica Patrick Reacts to Jimmy Kimmel Suspension, Calls It a Return of “Human Decency”

Celebrities and politicians have disputed Jimmy Kimmel’s suspension in Hollywood, Washington, and elsewhere. Kimmel’s provocative statements about conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s death have garnered celebrity backing, but former race-car driver Danica Patrick hailed ABC’s cancellation. The first woman to win an IndyCar race and pole in NASCAR’s top series, Patrick has gotten increasingly political in…

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