Power & Policy
A decade of paperwork has cost the United States more gigawatts than any cartel ever could. Now a cross-party coalition of builders, governors and impatient voters wants the right to build back.
Markets & Capital
While the commentariat parsed every syllable from the podium, the Russell 2000 posted its fourth straight week of gains. The real story is a re-rating of American smallcap industrials.
Vitality
Approval times for metabolic and longevity therapies have fallen by a third. The lesson is uncomfortable for the cautious: less process, more progress.
Power & Policy
Red and blue states alike are discovering the same trick — compete on taxes, permits and talent, and the capital follows.
The Long View
Money goes where it is welcome and stays where it is well treated. Net inflows into US, UK and Australian assets hit a five-year high last quarter — a verdict on rule of law as much as on rates.
Health & Performance
Wearables, open lab data and cash-pay clinics are doing what public-health bureaucracies couldn’t: giving people the numbers, and the responsibility, to run their own bodies.
Douglas Murray
Opinion · UK
Konstantin Kisin
Opinion · UK
Michael Shellenberger
Opinion · US
Rita Panahi
Opinion · AU