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The Rial’s Record Collapse
Iran’s rial has fallen beyond 2.5 million per U.S. dollar on Tehran’s free market during a seven-month war, intensifying sanctions and disrupting trade. The…
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A Pause, Not a Settlement: Trump, Xi, and the Unresolved Rivalry
Donald Trump and Xi Jinping’s three-day Washington summit produced a temporary trade-truce extension, a limited goods framework, and new channels for artificial-intelligence and military…
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Sonderling Confirmed: What Changes at Labor?
The Senate confirmed Keith Sonderling as labor secretary by a 47–41 vote just before leaving Washington for the midterm campaign. His permanent appointment could…
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The Penny’s Last Round
Congress has passed the Common Cents Act, sending President Trump a bill that would end production of circulating pennies while keeping existing coins legal…
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After the Cases: Jack Smith Faces the Senate
Former Special Counsel Jack Smith defended his Trump investigations in a contentious September 29, 2026 Senate hearing. With both federal cases against Trump ended…
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Modern Skies, Modern Risks
Senator Eric Schmitt has introduced the proposed Modern Skies Act, seeking roughly $30 billion for air-traffic-control modernization, airport facilities and terminal improvements. The measure…
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Confidence Under Pressure
U.S. consumer confidence fell to its lowest level since 2014 as inflation, higher borrowing costs and the Iran war weigh on households. The central…
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A United Nations Under Strain
The 81st United Nations General Assembly high-level debate ended on September 28, 2026, amid wars, economic fragmentation, Haiti’s political and security crisis, and demands…
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Senate-Passed College Sports Proposal—Not Yet a Federal Rulebook
The Senate passed the bipartisan Protect College Sports Act of 2026 by 77–22, but the measure is not law. The House has not passed…
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Visa Power, Political Pressure
On September 28, 2026, the United States announced visa revocations or future visa bans affecting 27 people connected to Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru.…