The Man Who Brought Theoretical Physics to Wall Street

There are a vanishingly small number of people whose existence changed Wall Street. One of them was Jim Simons, a former academic mathematician who brought trading closer to the world of theoretical physics - and then exploded the possibilities of how people could make, and lose, money. If he wasn't history's greatest trader, he was among a handful who could ever make that claim. On Friday, the Simons Foundation announced that he had died at the age of 86 in New York City.

Why Is DHS Keeping 'Disinformation' Regulation Docs Secret?

Nearly two years after Nina Jankowicz briefly led the Disinformation Governance Board at the Department of Homeland Security, she's launched an organization demanding transparency and the public release of documents about the public debate on disinformation. An interesting move, likely without true transparency in mind.

The Columbia Protests Are Nothing Like 1968

Today's anti-Israel activists are a sad parody of the 1960s anti-war, anti-racist radicals.

If Birth Rates Continue To Fall, Civilization Will End

GOP Establishment's Days Are Numbered

The recent House vote on foreign aid while the southern border remains wide open reveals a divide within the GOP.

Playing a Shell Game on Aid to Ukraine