If you opened your brokerage app this week, you probably closed it just as fast. The markets absolutely despise uncertainty. And right now, between the Middle East conflict freezing the Strait of Hormuz and oil prices rocketing past $120 a barrel, “uncertainty” is the only thing we have in surplus. So you need some essential […]
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If you have flown commercially in the last ten days, you already know the atmosphere has changed. The airport used to just be an overpriced purgatory. Today, it feels like a militarized border crossing—even if you are just flying from Chicago to Denver. So What was President Trump’s week like? As the fallout from “Operation
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The superhero fatigue is real. We are drowning in multiverse cameos, rebooted timelines, and CGI slugfests that feel lighter than air. And then, there is Invincible season 4. Amazon just sent out the early screeners for the first two episodes of Season 4 (officially premiering to the public on March 18th), and I can confidently
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It is March. You are watching a basketball game or scrolling through YouTube, and you see the commercial. A catchy jingle plays, and a massive corporate logo flashes on the screen with the word “FREE” repeated over and over again. “Free to start. Free to file. Free free free.” You feel like it’s the best
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March Madness 2026 Selection Sunday is exactly two weeks away (March 15th). The spreadsheets are being printed. The office pools are being organized. But before you drop $50 into the company pot and confidently pick a 12-seed to make the Sweet 16, I need to be brutally honest with you: You have no idea who
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The playbook is back. For the last few years, we were told the era of massive, sweeping interventions in the Middle East was over. We were told the focus was elsewhere. But this weekend, the chessboard didn’t just get rearranged—it got flipped over completely. The US & Israel started the Iran war. The joint US-Israeli
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Why should you delete yourself from the internet? We have all had that moment. You are talking to a friend at a coffee shop about buying a new air purifier and never typed it into your phone. But an hour later, you open Instagram, and there it is: a sponsored ad for a $300 Dyson
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The mud has settled. The helmet has been removed. And if you are anything like me, you are still staring at your ceiling trying to process what just happened. Let’s do a series review. Last night, HBO aired “The Morrow,” the Season 1 finale of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms. It was a quiet
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I checked my bank statement yesterday and realized I am paying $1.99 a month for an app that reminds me to drink water. Let that sink in. I am paying a recurring monthly fee for a digital alarm clock that tells me to consume the most basic element required for human survival. We have been
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I know, I know. You are all still talking about the Super Bowl and the halftime show. And of course about the commercials. But the latest episode of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, simply titled “Seven,” wasn’t just good. It was, without hyperbole, one of the best episodes in the entire history of the
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