Author: Robertson
Voters: The military makes us feel safe but not sure it’s worth a trillion
There is a growing disconnect between how American voters think about safety and how Washington spends money in the name of national security….
The Iran war destroyed the strategic logic of the Abraham Accords
The Abraham Accords sought to succeed where decades of negotiations had failed. By separating Arab normalization with Israel from the Palestinian issue, the…
HMRC warning over ‘red flag’ in pay packets
HMRC insists that responsibility rests with the individual …
Day After Threat to Put Fees on Strait of Hormuz, Trump Says He Denounces Idea
The president said that, actually, “I don’t think anybody should be able to charge a fee for the strait.” …
June CPI Beat Sparks Bitcoin Surge, but the Fed’s September Hike Looms
Bitcoin jumped after June CPI dropped to 3.5%, but energy prices drove the beat, and the Fed still eyes a September rate hike.
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Ripple XRP Gains Attention After SWIFT Blockchain Expansion
SWIFT’s blockchain ledger is now live with 17 banks — here’s why it validates Ripple’s infrastructure thesis but doesn’t yet mandate XRP demand.
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PayPal launches new product with 30-day rule
Deferred payment credit allows shoppers to spread the cost of more expensive products over a set period, interest-free. …
Why can’t the US get Southeast Asia’s support in the South China Sea
Sunday marked a decade since an Arbitral Tribunal at The Hague handed a near total victory to the Philippines, a U.S. treaty ally,…
A License Is Not a Teacher
Ask why so many Indian classrooms struggle, and the answers arrive in the language of audit: Too few trained teachers, too many vacancies,…
This School District Will Bring a Humanoid Robot Into the Classroom This Fall
The district on the Seneca Nation reservation is set to be one of the first to put a humanoid robot in a classroom….
