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The Republican Budget Bill Is an Economy KillerThis legislation promises to become a poster child of Congress working against the country’s interests and in stubborn opposition to economists’ advice.By Kathryn Anne Edwards, Columnist

Don’t Let National Security Derail US-China Trade TalksWashington’s major geopolitical disagreements with Beijing — over Taiwan, cyber and the South China Sea — can be put on a separate and slower track.By James Stavridis, Columnist

The World’s Biggest Polluter Is Cleaning Up Its ActAlmost all the increase in China’s energy capacity is now in clean power.By David Fickling, Columnist

The Cushiest Job in Corporate America Is Getting HarderBy Beth Kowitt, Columnist

If the Job Market’s So Good, Why Do We Feel So Bad?By Jessica Karl, Columnist

Mamdani Won Because Too Many Elites LostBy Allison Schrager, Columnist

Editorials

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US-Led Trade War Threatens a Global Economic SetbackThe decades-long rise in global incomes could stall, and progress in fighting global poverty will be checked.Editorial Board

Editorial BoardUS Diplomats, Not Bombers, Must Finish the Job in IranEditorial BoardEurope Should Stop Worrying and Learn to Love Nuclear

Newsletters

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AI Is Bad at SnacksAI rollups, tokenization, arbitrage consulting, gambling loss deductions and stress test positioning.By Matt Levine, Columnist

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Who Wins the Housing Game, Buyers or Renters?Before you resign yourself to a life of landlords and rent checks, look at the math on purchasing a home.By Jessica Karl, Columnist

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The Stocks Will Be TokenizedAlso BlackRock and privates, Vanguard and privates, the Paramount settlement and Enron 2.0.By Matt Levine, Columnist

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Hindsight Capital’s Special First-Half ReportPolitics drove markets, but you needed a rearview mirror to see what was ahead.By John Authers, Columnist

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Populism Is Shifting America’s Economic GoalpostsInstead of the traditional red-blue disagreements over policy, it’s centrists and populists who are split.By Jessica Karl, Columnist

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David Paul Morris/Bloomberg

AI Is Bad at SnacksAI rollups, tokenization, arbitrage consulting, gambling loss deductions and stress test positioning.By Matt Levine, Columnist

Bloomberg

Who Wins the Housing Game, Buyers or Renters?Before you resign yourself to a life of landlords and rent checks, look at the math on purchasing a home.By Jessica Karl, Columnist

Bridget Bennett/Bloomberg

The Stocks Will Be TokenizedAlso BlackRock and privates, Vanguard and privates, the Paramount settlement and Enron 2.0.By Matt Levine, Columnist

Francis Chung/Politico

Hindsight Capital’s Special First-Half ReportPolitics drove markets, but you needed a rearview mirror to see what was ahead.By John Authers, Columnist

Kent Nishimura/Bloomberg

Populism Is Shifting America’s Economic GoalpostsInstead of the traditional red-blue disagreements over policy, it’s centrists and populists who are split.By Jessica Karl, Columnist