If even Warren Buffett is ‘going quiet’ but the FT’s sharing rules are louder than a fire alarm, you know markets aren’t the only things tightly regulated.

In his last interview about Walmart, Trump was still talking about ‘Sleepy Joe Biden.’ But it looks like this time it’s ‘Sleepy Trump.

Exactly when a party controls every lever of power yet can’t pass a basic funding bill, the problem isn’t external opposition but internal paralysis. A majority that can’t govern ends up undermining confidence in its own institutions

Sure, Donald 25% cheaper because the turkey is now roughly the size of an oversized chicken nugget. If prices ‘drop’ any further, next year’s Thanksgiving meal will just be a picture of food. Truly emblematic

Reagan literally said “trust but verify.“Let’s just say he wasn’t handing out trust freely.

Leadership without principles, on full display.

Public health can’t progress if expertise is dismissed as conspiracy. That erodes trust, weakens preparedness, and worsens outcomes for everyone.

Perhaps the very act of rewinding shows that there can never be a true ‘end,’ only recurring patterns.

Schutz ja, aber auch Begleitung. Kinder brauchen Medienkompetenz statt nur Verbote. Eltern sollten mitreden, erklären, Grenzen setzen und selbst Vorbild sein, statt ständig am Handy zu hängen.

If you reduce homelessness to ‘crazy people on the street,’ you erase the real causes: poverty, lack of housing, and inadequate care. Talking about ‘our streets’ isn’t a solution it’s just scapegoating instead of addressing the problem.

Maybe, but let’s make sure this left-wing jetliner doesn’t just fly like an eagle it better have a real flight plan. No more running off with the money or vanishing in a cloud of abracadabra. We need a Steve Miller with a policy manual.

Na klar, am besten in einem Rutsch, damit der Schock nicht nachlässt

No-the question isn’t whether he’s evil; it’s how cold and irresponsible his response is to legitimate concerns. Texas deserves answers, not gaslighting.

An interesting detail. If Iranian officials were internally surprised that the strikes caused less damage than expected, it suggests two things: the attacks were either limited or ineffective and the nuclear program is more resilient than many assumed. Strategically significant for all sides.

Trump calls the attack on Iran “tremendous victories” as if it were a golf tournament. Foreign policy isn’t reality TV, and war isn’t a PR stunt.

Trump provokes with identity attacks:
He undermines Jewish identity, demeans women and trans people, and deliberately divides society. His extreme rhetoric follows a populist strategy: attention through calculated outrage. Whether this is still “normal” is debatable but it’s troubling for democracy.