Elon Musk’s SpaceX becomes public with a historic IPO, but investors may not see explosive growth as in past IPOs.
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Executives face pressure to abandon DEI initiatives. But is inclusion a moral imperative? Our research argues yes.
Two Republicans in Michigan’s 10th District race, Mike Bouchard Jr. and Robert Lulgjuraj, have ties to scandal-ridden Peter Lucido.
In 1994, U.S. World Cup tickets averaged $58; now, inflation-adjusted prices reach $1,300, highlighting affordability issues.
California's budget allocates less than 0.5% to homelessness, unchanged from 2020, despite public prioritization.
Social Security's reserves may be depleted by 2032. A 22% benefit cut looms unless Congress acts amid demographic shifts.
Philadelphia's sports scene, once affordable, is now a financial stretch, with soaring ticket prices and costly experiences.
The 2026 release of Epstein files exposed a hidden network within corporate America, revealing governance failures.
Republican Rep. Tom Barrett faces scrutiny for selling t-shirts labeled "Made in USA" despite being made in Haiti, conflicting with his campaign.
U.S. homebuyers face high mortgage rates, averaging 6.48% as of June 2026, driven by market factors, not just the Fed.