Issue 7

This week

1. 01
   News

   Power

   The Court Draws a Line Under FEMA's Political Staffing Plan

   A federal judge found that Homeland Security unlawfully took control of FEMA personnel decisions and steered the disaster agency toward a roughly 50 per cent staffing cut.

   Sox News Editorial Desk13 Sep 20264 min read

2. 02
   Analysis

   Energy

   The Oil Market's Emergency Bypass Is Out of Service

   Saudi Arabia shut the East-West pipeline after drone attacks, putting a critical bypass for global oil flows and a diesel-heavy economy on a short clock.

   Sox News Global Desk14 Sep 20262 min read

3. 03
   Analysis

   Democracy & Power · US Edition

   The Post Office Is Not the Nation's Election Office

   A federal judge has blocked the Postal Service from turning ballot delivery into a federal voter-enrolment test, preserving the line between moving mail and running elections.

   Sox News US Desk14 Sep 20264 min read

4. 04
   Analysis

   Money and Prosperity · Canada Edition

   Canada's 3% Inflation Is a Warning, Not a Victory

   Headline inflation held at 3% in August, but gasoline, rent and travel costs show how quickly a calm number can become a cost-of-living problem again.

   Sox News Canada Desk14 Sep 20263 min read

5. 05
   Analysis

   Markets & Power

   Hormuz Diplomacy Needs a Shipping Deal, Not Another Summit

   Oman postponed its Iran and Gulf meeting on the Strait of Hormuz in the name of consensus. The next step should be a verifiable shipping arrangement that protects crews, cargoes and prices.

   Sox News Editorial Desk15 Sep 20264 min read

6. 06
   Analysis

   North America · Trade & Power

   The Canada Tariff Reset Is Becoming a Permanent Trade System

   The latest U.S. tariff changes on Canadian goods are narrow in volume but broad in consequence: a product-by-product regime is replacing the idea of one negotiable trade rate.

   Sox News US Desk15 Sep 20264 min read

7. 07
   Analysis

   Energy & Markets

   Australia's Fuel Plan Is a Reserve Strategy, Not a Pump-Price Promise

   Canberra is prioritising stockpiles and supply contracts over another fuel-tax cut. That is the right instinct, but it leaves households exposed unless resilience becomes permanent.

   Sox News AU Desk16 Sep 20263 min read

8. 08
   Analysis

   Money and Prosperity · US Edition

   The Fed Has Turned the Rate Cycle Back Up

   The Federal Reserve has raised its policy rate for the first time since 2023. Borrowers will feel the cost, but the larger signal is that price stability has reclaimed priority over cheap money.

   Sox News US Desk16 Sep 20264 min read

9. 09
   Analysis

   Power & Prosperity · UK Edition

   Britain's Local-Power Launch Is a Test of Energy Ownership

   Great British Energy is putting £30 million behind the first wave of community power projects. The real test is whether local ownership becomes a durable share of the energy system, not another grant round.

   Sox News UK Desk17 Sep 20262 min read

10. 10
    Analysis

    Power & Security

    The Russia Sanctions Bill Needs Rules Before Reach

    The House has sent a sweeping Russia and Iran sanctions package toward the White House. Its pressure on Moscow may be justified, but tariff power needs a narrow trigger, a sunset and public accountability.

    Sox News Editorial Desk17 Sep 20262 min read

11. 11
    Analysis

    Housing & Growth

    America’s Housing Pipeline Is Still Too Thin

    August housing data offer a familiar warning: permits and total starts slipped, while completions fell 27.1 per cent from a year earlier. Affordability improves when governments let builders add supply.

    Sox News Editorial Desk17 Sep 20262 min read

12. 12
    Analysis

    Capital & Reform

    Canada Finally Makes the Tax Code Care About Capital

    Ottawa’s Productivity Mega Deduction would let firms expense roughly two-thirds of capital investment immediately. The growth case is strong, but the government should publish the bill, the cost and the results.

    Sox News Editorial Desk17 Sep 20262 min read

13. 13
    Analysis

    Rates & Households

    Australia's Inflation Warning Has Put the RBA Back on the Trigger

    Michele Bullock says upside risks to inflation are materialising even as growth slows. The Reserve Bank now faces a choice between another rate rise and a longer inflation hangover.

    Sox News AU Desk18 Sep 20263 min read

14. 14
    Analysis

    Housing & Power

    Australia Wants Fewer Migrants and More Builders

    The government is tightening student and working holiday visas to hit lower migration forecasts. The sensible test is whether the system produces homes, harvest workers and skills, not whether it creates another queue.

    Sox News Australia Desk19 Sep 20263 min read

15. 15
    Analysis

    Markets & Power

    Britain's Inflation Problem Is Now an Energy Problem

    The Bank of England held rates at 3.75 per cent but three officials wanted a hike as energy prices pushed inflation higher. Britain cannot rate its way out of an energy shortage.

    Sox News UK Desk19 Sep 20263 min read

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