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Join us as we break down the Federal Reserve’s decision to hold interest rates steady while signaling two rate cuts by the end of the year. We analyze the impact of tariffs on inflation and interest rates, as well as the EU’s decision to delay retaliatory tariffs—a move that could reshape global trade dynamics.

Next, we turn to Capitol Hill, where the GOP chairs of the House and Senate Armed Services Committees have fired a warning ...

Join us as we dive into President Trump’s anticipated executive order to shut down the Department of Education. We break down the legal hurdles, what steps Congress would need to take, and how this could reshape education across the country. Plus, we take a historical look at why the Department of Education was created, why it seemed like a good idea at the time, and why it has failed to halt the decline in U.S. academic performanc...

Join us as we break down President Trump’s phone call with Russian President Vladimir Putin on ending the war in Ukraine. We analyze the key takeaways, including discussions on an immediate ceasefire targeting energy infrastructure, and examine Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s reaction to the call.

Next, we cover big changes coming to Social Security as the administration moves to crack down on fraud, waste, and abuse. New ...

Join us as we break down the collapse of the fragile ceasefire between Hamas and Israel, as Israel resumes airstrikes in Gaza. We examine the immediate destruction, the political fallout, and why this latest escalation could mark the beginning of the end of the 18-month conflict.

Next, we turn to low-Earth orbit, where NASA astronauts Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore have been stranded on the International Space Station for nine mont...

Join us as we break down Trump’s upcoming call with Vladimir Putin to discuss ending the war in Ukraine. We analyze why this could be a pivotal step toward peace, what it means for U.S. interests, and whether Washington can recoup some of the billions spent on military aid. Plus, we explore how the war in Ukraine serves as a case study in multi-domain warfare, from cyberwarfare to drones and AI-driven tactics—and what the U.S. mili...

Join us as we break down the continuing resolution (CR) currently before the Senate—what it funds, what it cuts, and whether Democrats are willing to risk a government shutdown over it. Despite Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer signaling support for the measure, will party divisions create last-minute chaos?

Next, we turn to Europe’s military readiness—or lack thereof. Reports reveal severe manpower and funding shortages, leaving...

Join us as we break down EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin’s bold deregulation plan, as outlined in his recent Wall Street Journal essay. He calls it “the most consequential day of deregulation”, aiming to roll back 31 environmental rules, including a rewrite of the 2009 greenhouse gas endangerment finding and the elimination of the electric car "mandate." We discuss the balance between environmental policy and economic impact, why the ...

Join us as we break down the impact of Trump’s 25% tariffs on aluminum and steel, now officially in effect, and what they could mean for U.S. businesses. We also dive into the EU’s counter-tariffs, analyzing how they could play out in a region with an economy one-third smaller than the U.S.—and whether they’ll be forced to turn to alternative suppliers or rely on their longtime adversary, Russia.

We also explore the broader geopolit...

Join us as we break down Marco Rubio’s meeting with Ukrainian diplomats in Saudi Arabia, where they discussed a potential peace plan with Russia, security guarantees, and a major mineral rights deal. We also analyze the recent drone attacks in Moscow and their broader implications.

Then, we dive into the market reaction to Donald Trump’s tariffs, explaining why the initial drop in stock prices is expected—and how short-term losses a...

Join us as we dive into Canada’s new Prime Minister, Mark Carney—his background, his sharp opposition to Donald Trump, and the uncertainty surrounding his leadership ahead of the snap elections he promised. We also break down the Supreme Court’s recent decision rejecting the Trump administration’s request to overturn a federal judge’s order, requiring the State Department and USAID to pay nearly $2 billion in foreign aid reimbursem...

Join us as we break down Trump's proposed plan for the Israeli-Hamas conflict and analyze the latest Gallup polling, which shows rising sympathies for Palestinians and declining support for Israel. We examine the poll’s methodology, demographic trends, and political differences that shaped the results. Next, we compare the Israeli conflict to the war in Ukraine and discuss why a two-state solution, while ideal in a perfect world, r...

Join us as we break down the future of Ukraine following Donald Trump’s speech to Congress. We fact-check key claims made by Trump and examine Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s letter addressing the situation. Plus, we explore how Ukraine’s vast mineral resources serve as an inherent security guarantee if the mineral rights deal is signed. We also discuss the EU’s emergency meetings on Ukrainian aid in response to Trump’s d...

Join us as we break down DOGE's latest move: requiring federal workers to list five things they've accomplished in the past week. We dive into the unhinged backlash to this seemingly simple request and the hilarious parallels between DOGE and the movie Office Space. Next, we analyze Germany’s recent elections, where the Alternative for Germany (AfD) has surged to become the second-largest party—driven by concerns over mass migratio...

Join us as we break down the Senate’s recently passed budget reconciliation bill—the first budget bill to clear either chamber. We discuss the bill’s key provisions, the strong opposition from Democrats, and the Senate’s unconventional approach to passing the budget in a bifurcated manner.

We also dive into another major legal win for the Trump administration as a district court upholds its mass layoffs of federal employees. We exa...

Join us as we break down the escalating tensions between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Donald Trump as they trade public jabs. We analyze why this could be a risky move for Zelenskyy, given that U.S. funding has been crucial to Ukraine’s war effort and that Trump holds significant influence over any potential peace deal with Russia.

We also dive into Trump’s latest executive order aimed at protecting IVF treatments. Wh...

Join us as we break down the latest legal showdown facing the Trump administration, as District Judge Tanya Chutkan signals she may side with Trump and the Department of Justice on sweeping federal budget cuts. We take a broader look at the relentless legal challenges to Trump’s policies—averaging more than one lawsuit per day from liberal and Democratic leaders—designed to stall his administration’s progress. We analyze how these ...

Join us as we discuss the latest diplomatic movements in the Russia-Ukraine war as U.S. officials, including Secretary of State Marco Rubio are set to meet with their Russian counterparts in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday. There will be no Ukrainian representation at the meeting, as Zelenskyy will be in Abu Dhabi for a defense contractor expo, but will be in Saudi Arabia for "unrelated" reasons on Wednesday, just a day after the talks. Co...

Join us as we discuss how Hamas is already reneging on it's deal to release more Israeli hostages now that they have returned to the Gaza strip. We analyze what this means for the roader war and how President Trump has given Hamas an ultimatum: Return all Hostages by Saturday, or "all hell is going to break loose."

We revisit Trump's announcement that the U.S. might take over Gaza and explore whether it's a strategic ruse to pressur...