As a nation that prides itself on being a melting pot, the U.S. continues to find itself at the epicenter of a perilous clash between federal authority and academic freedom. The current turbulence surrounding international student visas, particularly at institutions like Harvard University, serves as a dire warning about the economic fallout of reckless anti-immigrant
In an audacious move, Walmart is forging ahead with its financial technology ambitions through its startup, OnePay, which has recently announced the launch of two credit card options in collaboration with Synchrony, a key player in the financial services sector. This partnership seeks to reorient Walmart’s financial offerings, distancing the corporation from its previous association
In an economic landscape fraught with turbulence, it is all too easy for investors to succumb to pessimism. With macroeconomic uncertainty swirling around like a storm cloud, many are tempted to retreat into safer yet less promising investments. However, this instinct can lead to missed opportunities for substantial long-term gains in stocks that possess resilience
As the Senate deliberates over President Donald Trump’s ambitious spending proposal, a particular provision has emerged as a point of contention and concern: Section 899. This lesser-known segment of the House-approved bill threatens to impose a punitive tax of up to 20% on foreign entities investing in the U.S., including multinational corporations that operate on
As the world grapples with a rapidly evolving economy, the aviation industry in the United States stands at a critical crossroads. President Donald Trump’s pledges to revitalize manufacturing jobs ignite hope, but the reality is stark, especially in aviation. Finding skilled labor for the production and maintenance of aircraft is becoming an uphill battle, one
As travel continues to normalize post-pandemic, the allure of airport lounges has become stronger than ever. Yet, just as airplane ticket prices have dipped, the cost of enjoying airport lounge amenities has soared. In an alarming but not surprising move, Capital One has decided to tighten its grip on lounge access for its customers, signaling
In recent years, the phenomenon of job hopping has surged dramatically, largely driven by the aftermath of the Great Resignation. Employees, seeking better opportunities and working conditions, frequently change their jobs, often leaving behind residual baggage in the form of 401(k) accounts. This growing trend, while empowering for workers in many ways, harbors a significant
Generation Z is drowning in a storm of financial despair, with a staggering 49% weighing down their ambitions with feelings of futility for future planning. As the first members of this cohort inch into their late 20s, “Why bother?” seems to be a prevailing mantra. Financial advocate Courtney Alev taps into the psyche of these
In an era dominated by geopolitical strife, the strategic importance of rare earth minerals has never been more pronounced. The recent upgrade of MP Materials by Morgan Stanley signals not only a shift in market perspective but also highlights the increasing tension between the United States and China. The stakes are high, and the implications
The recent maneuvers by the Trump administration to gut the Department of Education stand as a blatant attack on the very foundation of educational integrity in the U.S. By seeking to overturn a court ruling that mandates the reinstatement of more than 1,300 employees, the administration is sending a grave message: educational equity and access