Articles by Andrew Moran

What a difference a year can make. Following a poor performance in 2025 and a disappointing start to 2026, the US labor market is making a comeback. The private sector is adding jobs, unemployment remains low, and fewer people are… Read More

It has been an exciting time in the government bond market. The United States, the United Kingdom, Japan, and Europe have seen long-term interest rates accelerate since the start of the war in Iran. This is important because investors look… Read More

A wave of inflation figures was just published last week. All of the latest numbers confirmed that price pressures are building across the US economy, driven almost entirely by higher energy prices due to the war in Iran. Whether these… Read More

Brain health has captured our attention lately. Millions of people are worried about one of the most powerful instruments in the universe deteriorating – called brain rot – whether from endless social media scrolling or not eating the right foods…. Read More

The internet is abuzz with the term “brain rot.” Whether through frequent use of artificial intelligence or the consumption of YouTube’s vast short-form video library, the public is concerned about the long-term side effects, such as declining attention spans and… Read More

President Donald Trump recently said he wants to limit interest rates for credit cards to 10% for one year. Supporters say this would help people struggling with debt, but critics warn it would harm everyday consumers. Who is right, and… Read More

Will Greenland greet America as a liberator, conqueror, or customer? For national security reasons, President Donald Trump had expressed intense interest in gaining control of the icy island, which is being eyed by Russia and China. While plans for the… Read More

President Donald Trump has not been the only US leader in history to use tariffs. Since America’s independence 250 years ago, the United States has relied on tariff policy to pursue a variety of objectives, whether raising revenue to fund… Read More

If you were to pick from the treasure trove of holiday movies, what would be your favorite? All folks have their go-to film for this time of year, from the memorable 1946 It’s a Wonderful Life to the 1990s Home… Read More

When was the last time you sat down with a good book and enjoyed a couple of hours of reading for fun, immersed in the world of intrigue, romance, or a case of murder? Over the last several decades, the… Read More

The White House is reportedly considering different proposals to encourage people to marry and have children. One idea that is gaining momentum is a $5,000 incentive for new mothers. “Sounds like a good idea to me,” the president said when… Read More

Prime Minister of Canada, Justin Trudeau, announced Monday, January 6, that he has resigned as Liberal Party leader and will remain in the role until his successor has been chosen “through a robust nationwide competitive process.” Justin Trudeau Resigns “I… Read More