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Judas Roll? Trump Fans May Have Misread Jelly Roll All Along

Rebecca Schlumbohm
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Judas Roll? Trump Fans May Have Misread Jelly Roll All Along

For many years Jelly Roll has had a valuable place in American culture.

Although he was a Christian he was unconventional; though from the South he was difficult to stereotype. He hunted, talked frankly about prison and addiction, shook Donald Trump’s hand and had built one of country music’s most emotionally loyal audiences without firmly aligning himself with either political party. Then Jimmy Kimmel Live! started.

Following Jelly Roll’s several nights of making jokes about President Donald Trump, some of his fans regarded the comments not as comedy but as a betrayal. The backlash is now yielding something more revealing than just angry messages; people seem to be actually departing.

The more interesting question is this: did Jelly Roll give up on MAGA, or did MAGA just suppose from the start that he was one of them.

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Why Baby Boomers Are Not to Blame for Millennials’ Financial Struggles

Rebecca Schlumbohm
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Why Baby Boomers Are Not to Blame for Millennials’ Financial Struggles

There are valid grounds for millennials to believe that the economic ladder was pulled higher just as they were about to reach it, since home prices are extremely high in relation to income, college costs rose faster than inflation over many decades, and a large number of them entered the labour market either during or after the Great Recession.

Yet a gap exists between stating that the millennials experienced a more severe financial environment and attributing it to the Baby Boomers having caused it.

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Does the H-1B Worker Group Contribute to American Wage Increases? What the Data Reveals

Tim Gocklin, MBA, MSF
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Does the H-1B Worker Group Contribute to American Wage Increases? What the Data Reveals

H-1B workers are found in some of the highest-paying industries in America; the more difficult question is whether this labor supply is in fact putting a quiet limit on wage growth for native workers.

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The Public Evidence Behind Iranian and Chinese Social Media Propaganda

Emma Whitfield
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The Public Evidence Behind Iranian and Chinese Social Media Propaganda

Foreign propaganda on social media is usually talked about as though it were a conspiracy that cannot be proven and which is concealed somewhere on the internet.

In the case of Iran and China, that statement is no longer correct.

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America’s Venezuela Oil Deal Is a Bet on Energy Control

Tom Langsford
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America’s Venezuela Oil Deal Is a Bet on Energy Control

The agreement could give American interests access to more than 65 billion barrels of Venezuelan oil, but turning those reserves into reliable production will require enormous investment and political stability.

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HDFC Bank’s ₹45 Crore Dispute Just Became a Wall Street Problem

Tim Gocklin, MBA, MSF
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HDFC Bank’s ₹45 Crore Dispute Just Became a Wall Street Problem

A lawsuit filed in Manhattan has suddenly turned into a multibillion-dollar issue for India’s largest bank in the private sector. On Thursday HDFC Bank reached a new low for the past 52 weeks and the real problem goes beyond the disputed payments of ₹45 crore. What is now becoming an Indian banking controversy has directly moved into U.S. securities law.

The calculation has to be altered for investors.

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Corporate Profits Surge $400.9 Billion Yet Consumer Spending Stalls

Sebastian Wolfe
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Corporate Profits Surge $400.9 Billion Yet Consumer Spending Stalls

The two figures released by the U.S. government that morning give completely different accounts of the state of the American economy.

The first is enormous.

In the second quarter of 2026 corporate profits from current production in the United States rose by $400.9 billion.

The second one is virtually non-existent.

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America’s $118.8 Billion Goods Trade Deficit Just Sent a Tariff Warning

Tim Gocklin, MBA, MSF
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America’s $118.8 Billion Goods Trade Deficit Just Sent a Tariff Warning

A basic promise underlying America’s aggressive policy of imposing tariffs is to reduce imports, increase domestic production, and thus start to narrow the huge trade imbalance which has characterized the U.S. economy over the decades.

Advance data released on Thursday, August 27, show that the U.S. goods trade deficit reached $118.8 billion in July, which is an increase from the revised figure of $101.4 billion recorded in June.

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What Did Jane Street and Citadel Notice That Caused the AI Trading to Become Suddenly Too Risky?

Sebastian Wolfe
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What Did Jane Street and Citadel Notice That Caused the AI Trading to Become Suddenly Too Risky?

Two of the most sophisticated trading firms on Wall Street have dealt with the same artificial intelligence shock in quite different manners.

In July Jane Street suffered a loss of about $15 billion when its investments in the AI-oriented hedge fund Situational Awareness and in other technology-related positions were hit by a sudden market reversal. Citadel, by contrast, purchased a large part of Situational Awareness’s distressed public-equity portfolio, allegedly at discounts that went beyond 10 per cent, before quickly getting rid of more than 80% of the risk it had taken on.

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India Is About to Put Corporate Bonds on the Blockchain

Tim Gocklin, MBA, MSF
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India Is About to Put Corporate Bonds on the Blockchain

India is about to carry out a test which could in the end lead to a change in the way that money and securities move through one of the world’s largest financial markets.

REC, a state-owned power finance company, is anticipated to launch India’s first tokenised corporate bonds in September by employing blockchain technology to record ownership and enabling the bonds to be bought using the Reserve Bank of India’s wholesale digital rupee. As reported by Reuters on the planned issuance, the pilot scheme will cover bonds with a value of less than ₹5 billion, or about $57 million.

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