Yesterday's empire was built on spice, slaves, and silver. Today's empire runs on metadata

The new colonial frontier isn’t restricted to mineral-rich Congo or oil-drenched

Emory College in Atlanta, Georgia, warned its students of an active shooter on campus.

Japan has broken records in a new test for a high-speed train that will connect two major cities.

The president's comments came as Ukrainian soldiers on the battlefield expressed little hope for a diplomatic solution to the war.

We present new monthly U.S. city-level and national measures of worker and firm search from 1900 to 1938, derived from scanned images of U.S. newspapers. To our knowledge, we

The US president has shared new insight on the contents of a potential peace deal between Moscow and Kiev

The peace deal to settle the Russia-Ukraine conflict

The enclave "belongs to the Palestinian people," FM spokesperson Lin Jian insisted, urging Israel to "stop the dangerous move at once"

China has condemned Israel’s plan

The Fed has floating-rate liabilities as well as long-lived, zero-interest liabilities. A barbell of floating-rate and long-duration assets would best offset the interest rate risk from these

Pigouvian subsidies are efficient, but output subsidies with uncertain or limited durations are not Pigouvian. We show that optimal "time-limited" policies must also subsidize

U.S. tariff policy has historically balanced competing goals—revenue, protection and reciprocity. Policy priorities have shifted over time in response to changing economic and