The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 today that President Trump’s emergency tariffs are unconstitutional â and financial markets aren’t celebrating. They’re calculating the cost of discovering your own government’s signature economic policy was built on illegal emergency powers. When Chief JusticeâŠ
The United States reportedly banned a French elected official from entering the country just two weeks after French authorities raided Elon Musk’s X offices in Paris. Eric Bothorel, a member of France’s National Assembly, was denied White House accreditation andâŠ
Canada’s stock market delivered a 31.7% return in 2025âthe best performance globally. The United States ranked eighth out of the top ten largest stock markets by market capitalization, posting just 14-16%. Here’s what financial professionals track that headlines miss: whenâŠ
When France’s president publicly categorizes America alongside authoritarian regimes as a threat vector, that’s not rhetorical posturing. That’s European strategic doctrine being rewritten in real time. Emmanuel Macron just declared that Europe can no longer rely on the United StatesâŠ
Europe just launched Weroâa payment system designed to eliminate European dependence on Visa and Mastercard. The system now has over 47 million registered users across Belgium, France, and Germany, and recently signed agreements to expand to 130 million users acrossâŠ
Awake: A Guide to Critical Thinking in the Age of AI If youâre new here, my book Awake: The Practice of Critical Thinking in an Age of Soft Lies is out now. Itâs for anyone who wants to think clearlyâŠ
Denmark is often celebrated as one of the happiest countries in the world, consistently ranking near the top of global happiness indices. However, an uncomfortable question arises: what about those who donât share in this national happiness? Historically, Nordic countries,âŠ
Denmark is a country that often ranks high on global happiness indices, a place where trust in government, free education, and a strong social system create a seemingly perfect environment. Itâs easy to look at Denmark from the outside andâŠ
The Dark Side of Denmark: What You Need to Know Before Moving Denmarkâthe land of fairy tales, cozy âhygge,â and bicycles galore. If youâve ever looked up the worldâs happiest countries, Denmark probably topped the list. But is it reallyâŠ
Denmark is often praised for its progressive education system, small class sizes, and a stress-free childhood experience. It sounds idyllicâchildren growing up in a cozy, creativity-driven environment where competition is minimal and well-being is prioritized. But is this model trulyâŠ