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Ray Dalio: We May Be Entering a World War
Ray Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Associates, during the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, on Thursday, Jan. 22, 2026. —Chris J. Ratcliffe—Bloomberg/Getty Images As a global macro investor for over 50 years who has needed to study all things that affected markets over the last 500 years to know how to deal what’s coming at
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MAGA Media Seems to Have Hit Its Breaking Point Over Iran
Candace Owens spent years building a pro-MAGA audience by supporting president Donald Trump. Now, she’s calling for his removal from office. Over the last few months, right-wing media figures like Owens have broken with Trump on a number of different issues, including the Epstein files and the administration’s intervention in Venezuela. But the fracturing amongst
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‘Revolution’ or ‘chaos’: The massive stakes if a Republican becomes California governor
If conservative commentator Steve Hilton is elected California’s next governor, as President Trump wants, it would mark a “political revolution” for the liberal state, the candidate said. The state’s Democrat-controlled Legislature, “after all their years of lecturing us about democracy,” would be forced to work with him “to enact the changes that Californians just voted
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MS NOW puts Hakeem Jeffries on the spot over upcoming ‘performative’ Iran war vote
An interview with House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) got off to a ragged start on Thursday morning when MS NOW regular Katty Kay accused him of being ineffective. Brought on to promote an Iran war resolution vote to be held Thursday morning at the request of his office, Kay immediately charged ahead with, “It
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We Talked to a Writer Accused of Publishing An AI-Generated Essay in The New York Times
Was AI used to produce a personal essay that wound up in the pages of the New York Times? The answer is complicated. The writer Kate Gilgan found herself at the center of a literary scandal last month when, on social media, another writer accused her of using AI to write an emotional first-person essay
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Here is the last day you can visit the La Brea Tar Pits museum before it closes for renovation
The Page Museum at the La Brea Tar Pits is closing down this summer in preparation for its first significant overhaul in its 50-year history. The closure comes as its neighbor LACMA’s David Geffen Galleries finally open to the public after a two-decade campus transformation, and L.A. institutions make a concerted effort to bolster the
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JD Vance’s support may have hurt MAGA icon’s struggling election chances: expert
Far-right autocratic Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban is on the brink of losing power after 16 years of consolidating control, CNN data forecaster Harry Enten argued — and if anything, Vice President JD Vance’s trip to the country to rally with him didn’t help. In fact, it may have actually made Orban’s prospects of keeping
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Brad Bird’s ‘Ray Gunn’ Adds Sam Rockwell, Scarlett Johansson and Tom Waits
Brad Bird’s “Ray Gunn” is nearly here. The sprawling sci-fi mystery, produced by Skydance Animation, arrives on Netflix later this year. And now we finally know who will star in the film. Sam Rockwell will star as the title character, a private eye in a futuristic, alternate 1939, with Scarlett Johansson appearing as “multimedia star”
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The FBI Didn’t Answer Texts From Minnesota Investigators for Days After Renee Good’s Killing
On Wednesday, January 7, federal immigration enforcement and deportation officer Jonathan Ross shot and killed Renee Good at approximately 9:37 am local time. That same day, an official from the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA) texted a Federal Bureau of Investigation counterpart, repeatedly requesting access to the crime scene evidence. But according to records
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Medi-Cal immigrant enrollment is dropping. Researchers point to Trump’s policies
For months, a cloud of fear has hovered over the immigrant community in San Bernardino, making it hard for María González to do her job as a community health worker in this city where almost a quarter of residents are foreign-born. It started building over the summer, fed by news of immigration raids across Southern