Economist Sounds the Alarm: Laffer Warns of Industry Collapse The White House Responds: Protecting Jobs or Raising Prices? Tesla’s Tariff Advantage: How One Company Stands to Gain
Joshua Gallagher
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A seasoned journalist with over four decades of experience, Joshua Gallagher has seen the media industry evolve from print to digital firsthand. As Chief Editor of The Economy, he ensures every story meets the highest journalistic standards. Known for his sharp editorial instincts and no-nonsense approach, he has covered everything from economic recessions to corporate scandals. His deep-rooted commitment to investigative journalism continues to shape the next generation of reporters.
A seasoned journalist with over four decades of experience, Joshua Gallagher has seen the media industry evolve from print to digital firsthand. As Chief Editor of The Economy, he ensures every story meets the highest journalistic standards. Known for his sharp editorial instincts and no-nonsense approach, he has covered everything from economic recessions to corporate scandals. His deep-rooted commitment to investigative journalism continues to shape the next generation of reporters.
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On Presidents’ Day 2025, an unusual yet significant protest swept across the United States, as demonstrators rallied under the banner of “No Kings Day,” voicing their discontent with two of the most prominent and controversial figures in American politics and business: former President Donald Trump and tech billionaire Elon Musk. These protests, which unfolded in multiple cities, were driven by left-wing supporters who criticized the two men for their perceived authoritarian tendencies and their growing influence over the country's political and economic spheres.
As the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine enters yet another tense phase, the diplomatic efforts to bring about peace have become increasingly contentious. NATO allies are insisting that Europe, as well as Ukraine, must be involved in peace talks with Russia to ensure a lasting resolution. However, former President Donald Trump, now making headlines for his upcoming meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, seems to have a different vision. He advocates for direct, bilateral negotiations between the U.S. and Russia, sidelining Europe in the process.
The European Union has proposed an ambitious €200 billion investment project targeted at advancing the region’s artificial intelligence (AI) industry. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen made the remark at the AI Action Summit in Paris, highlighting the need for Europe to catch up with global giants like the United States and China.