How to fix the laws, and the gaps in the law, that are breaking American democracy.

The Money crew discusses the potential Capital One/Discovery merger, the 800-pound Nvidia gorilla, and America’s car wash epidemic.

As sea levels rise, the ground below us sinks.

Caitlin Clark, the NCAA women’s basketball all-time leading scorer is changing the sport, one logo-shot at a time.

New technology, same problems.

It’s time to reassess what a great president looks like.

Nearly 40,000 people have arrived in Denver—and about two dozen have taken shelter at a local church.

Putin’s fiercest foe died in an Arctic Circle penal colony at age 47.

When you look through these smart goggles, they look back—and can tell what you’re seeing.

Artificial Intelligence plays a growing role in health care. Is medical racism growing with it?

The Money squad explains why the U.S.’s post-COVID economy is doing so well, TikTok’s big feud with Universal Music, and Lyft’s very expensive typo.

Special Counsel wanders off-topic on President Joe Biden’s memory; Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas’s impeachment and the lack of vote on Ukraine aid; and Democrat Tom Suozzi re-blues New York’s 3rd Congressional District.

Ethics for thee but not for me in the many trials of Donald Trump

How an invasion became an innovation hub for private tech companies - and the future of war.

Gazans were told to head south. Now that’s where the bombs are falling.

Who needs a Swiss bank account when you’ve got a Delaware shell corporation?

What today’s special election in New York’s 3rd Congressional district tells us about what to expect in the fall.

The good news for Biden is that he’s not getting in trouble for mishandling documents. The bad news is why.

You can’t put a price on love—or your user base will swipe left on you.

What a decades-old murder and hoax tells us about race and policing today.

The NFL has faced controversy about its connection to traumatic brain injuries for years. But how do we protect the majority of football players who don’t make it pro and still face the same risks?

The Justices were so obsessed with finding off-ramps in the Trump disqualification case, they may have set a dangerous trap for the future.

The Money gang talks Disney’s Fortnight and Taylor Swift investments, why NYCB’s loss is renters’ gain, and the comeback of the SAT.

Nearly a decade after a “landmark” settlement, former players are still struggling to get the help they’re ostensibly entitled to.