Author: NFA JayShawn

I recently flew to Israel on El Al, Israel’s national airline. I was on my way to teach a summer course at Shalem College and to give a public lecture at the Menachem Begin Center on my new book, Jews vs. Rome: Two Centuries of Rebellion Against the World’s Mightiest Empire (Simon & Schuster, 2025). […]

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On Constitution Day, the Heritage Foundation hosted the launch event for the Heritage Guide to the Constitution, Third Edition. The two panels walked through how originalism has changed in the academy and the judiciary over the past four decades: Panel I | Originalism in Theory and Practice: Insights from the Legal Academy Charles J. Cooper, JD, […]

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Axios (Rebecca Falconer) reports: Fox News’ Gillian Turner noted during her interview with [Secretary of State Marco] Rubio that Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau had been “calling out on social media foreigners who he says are celebrating, glorifying” the fatal shooting of Kirk in Utah last Wednesday. Landau had indicated in his Thursday post that the State […]

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A robust retirement portfolio in today’s dynamic financial landscape is composed of a thoughtful assortment of stocks, bonds, and cash, carefully selected to align with an individual’s specific risk tolerance and financial ambitions. Beyond these foundational elements, a truly resilient portfolio is one that balances income generation, capital preservation, and long-term growth, and must evolve […]

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The Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 25 basis points, lowering its benchmark range to 4%–4.25%. This marks the first reduction of the year, with officials signaling two more cuts ahead. Chair Jerome Powell described the move as a form of “risk management,” pointing to weak labor data and stubborn inflation. While the decision was […]

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In the rapidly evolving world of digital finance, the way investors interact with assets is undergoing a profound transformation. Once confined to desktop computers, the crypto market is now dominated by mobile applications, offering a blend of convenience, security, and advanced functionality that has redefined modern investing. This report explores why mobile apps are not […]

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9/18/1857: Justice John Hessin Clarke’s birthday. Justice John Hessin Clarke The post Today in Supreme Court History: September 18, 1857 appeared first on Reason.com.

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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit issued an important decision this week in favor of Lisa Cook, the embattled member of the Federal Reserve’s Board of Governors whom President Donald Trump is currently seeking to fire. The ruling lets Cook remain in her job for now while also practically guaranteeing […]

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Currency markets are renowned for their rapid shifts and unpredictable movements, often driven by a complex web of global economic indicators. For traders and investors, understanding how these indicators impact currency volatility is essential for making informed decisions and managing risk in a fast-paced environment. This article explores the key drivers behind currency fluctuations and […]

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Every offseason, the anticipation builds as fans and analysts alike wonder how their favorite teams will approach the next campaign. From blockbuster trades to innovative training regimens, the months leading up to opening day are packed with strategy, speculation, and hope. Let’s break down how major league sports teams prepare for the challenges ahead and […]

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