Economy

Car accidents kill 100 Americans every day. But now an amazing solution is available: self-driving cars. Robotaxis like Google-owned Waymo, for example. Passengers who try them, like them. Wherever robotaxis are allowed, ridership increases fast. Two years ago, there were 50,000 trips per week -- today 500,000. “The car did a better job than if somebody was driving!” says a passenger in my new…

CNN is slowly realizing it stepped on a rake when it chose to cry Apocalypse! for months to spook Americans about prices going to the stratosphere because of the Strait of Hormuz chaos.

Imagine having the chutzpah to call out your own employer on national television for doing some underhanded crapola in order to weasel its way out of utter embarrassment. That’s what Scott Jennings did to CNN for trying to dial back its months-long gas price scareporn.

Like a moth to a flame, the anti-Trump fanatics over at Forbes fried their brains trying to make the trend of falling gas prices seem like a bad thing for President Donald Trump, as if higher prices were somehow better.

On Monday's Money, Power and Politics, MS NOW contributor Eddie Glaude declared that it is "evil to me" that Elon Musk has become a trillionaire. His comments came as the group typically compared that to the Republican push to "cut" SNAP benefits and other federal spending.

The free market reforms instituted by The Washington Post owner Jeff Bezos seem to have taken a firm hold as its old guard commentariat is now openly repudiating the pipe dreams of socialism.

On Saturday night's The Weekend: Primetime on MS NOW, contributor Dean Obeidallah delivered yet another unhinged smear, declaring Vice President JD Vance the "nice, warm, softer side of fascism." Notably, none of the hosts pushed back on the outrageous accusation. The segment began with a discussion of supposed Democrat messaging problems on inflation. After playing a clip of Vance on The View…

For all the media bluster that Elon Musk’s hostile takeover of Twitter could ultimately nuke his net worth, the goalposts have since been moved and those same media talking heads are having a meltdown over the fact that the world’s richest man just proved all of them wrong.

Amidst his cacophony of bad takes, CNN host Fareed Zakaria somehow manages to illustrate the “broken clock is right twice a day” idiom at times when lefty politicos’ illusory sense of economics becomes too asinine to ignore. Enter, California.

On Saturday's edition of The Weekend: Primetime, co-host Elise Jordan casually dropped a jaw-dropping detail about one of the network's own: "Our senior producer Johanna questions it [the Moon landing.]"

On MS NOW’s “The Weekend,” the panel engaged in a full-throated class-warfare kvetch over Elon Musk becoming the world’s first trillionaire. Co-host Eugene Daniels grew visibly agitated as economist Justin Wolfers claimed Musk “bought” the 2024 election for Donald Trump with a $250 million investment. Daniels declared the discussion made him “very angry” — not at Wolfers, but at the country…

Imagine being so mentally polluted (no pun intended) by your disdain for people who disagree with your climate fanaticism that you turn them into carbon footprint monsters in their obituaries? That’s exactly what leftist media outlets did writ large upon the passing of former ExxonMobil CEO Lee Raymond.

It doesn’t matter what day of the week it is. The New York Times will never give President Donald Trump’s economy the time of day, even if the data is clearly pointing to a significant upswing.

A University of Michigan economist is sending a clear message to all the media and intelligentsia panicians following the release of a blockbuster May jobs report: It’s time to cut it out. Justin Wolfers joined ABC News Live on Friday morning to break down the explosive news that the U.S. economy added 172,000 jobs in May, and cut to the chase: “I think the thing this will really do is it's…