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Monday, August 31, 2026

Nvidia Deepens Chip Ties With $3.5 Billion MediaTek Bet | Bloomberg Tech 8/31/2026

 

NASA Launches The Roman Space Telescope: Earth's New Orbiting Observatory

 

WILDEST Highlights From China's Humanoid Robot Olympics

 

Wednesday, August 26, 2026

Endless Summer: Iran, Woke Two? and The George Costanza Theory of War

 

A $300,000 Cancer Vaccine Just Worked | The Brainstorm 146

 

Meta Settles Landmark Teen Social Media Case | Balance of Power 08/26/2026

 

Meta Settles Federal Social Media Addiction Trial | Bloomberg Tech 8/26/2026

 

When Does Government Stimulus Work? | Valerie Ramey

 

Do Stimulus Checks Actually Stimulate the Economy? | Valerie Ramey

 

CRISPR Therapeutics (CRSP): ARK's Stock Stories

 

How Economic Stimulus Became a Debt Problem | Valerie Ramey

 

Tuesday, August 25, 2026

Electric Dirt Bikes Are Changing Everything | Gas vs. Electric

 

Celebrating Windows 95's Birthday | CNET Archives

 

Nvidia Earnings, Apple’s AI Macs and OpenAI’s Chip Push | Bloomberg Tech 8/25/2026

 

Can Capitalism Deliver Its Promise?

 

Ensuring Affordable Energy in the 21st Century | Steven Davis

 

How to Defend Taiwan and Prevent War with China | Hoover Institution

 

The Foldable iPhone Twists Apple Into a Strange Position

 

New Video of Sun's Surface: More Detail Than Ever Before!

 

Sunday, August 9, 2026

American Economic Policy Since Reagan | Michael Boskin | Hoover Institution

Jon Hartley and Michael Boskin discuss Michael’s upbringing in Los Angeles, his seminal academic work on savings, working on Governor Ronald Reagan’s tax reform task force, chairing George H.W. Bush’s Council of Economic Advisors from 1989 to 1993, the legacy of the Boskin Commission, teaching generations of Stanford students, and working closely with business leaders. 

 

Complicated Legacy: Jay Bhattacharya on Dr. Anthony Fauci, RFK, and Vaccines

Jay Bhattacharya, now as NIH director and acting CDC director, returns to GoodFellows for a candid conversation on what COVID got wrong, why science needs a replication revolution, and how to restore public trust. Jay takes on the legacy of lockdowns, school closures, Fauci, gain-of-function research, China, AI-enabled biosecurity risks, vaccine questions, and the fight to make scientific dissent possible again.

 

Bill Ackman's Takes on Mamdani, Trump and Investing in the AI Era | Titans and Disruptors

Pershing Square Founder and CEO Bill Ackman got his start by cold-calling multi-millionaires and billionaires for startup capital. Today, the billionaire hedge fund manager is a leading voice both on Wall St. and online, where he frequently shares candid opinions about investing, politics, and culture to about 2.7 million X followers. 

In this episode, Fortune’s Editor-in-Chief Alyson Shontell speaks with Ackman about his insights into today’s market, how he recovered from a multi-billion dollar loss, and his perspectives on President Trump and American politics.

 

Thursday, August 6, 2026

Why AI May Need Bitcoin

 

SpaceX's First Public Earnings Call, Q2 Results Explained

 

Iraq: Reform and the Fight for Sovereignty

 

The Future of Semiconductors in the US

 

Sequoia, Alphabet, and the AI Capital Cycle | Bloomberg Tech 8/06/2026

 

Kiron Skinner: Will the Trump Doctrine Endure?

 

The Trump Doctrine: Sovereignty, NATO, and China | Kiron Skinner

 

From the Postwar Order to the Trump Doctrine | Hoover Institution

 

Sunday, August 2, 2026

Yen Rises Sharply With Traders on Intervention Watch | The Asia Trade 8/3/2026

 

Navy SEAL: Leadership Advice from the Most Dangerous City in Iraq | Leif Babin

 

Were You an Internet 'Newbie' in 1995?

 

(Space) Safety First: Simone D’Amico on Safeguarding Earth’s Lower Orbit | Hoover Institution

 

How A History Major Became One of Silicon Valley's Top Entrepreneurs | Only In America

 

Thomas Sowell as Cultural Historian | Coleman Hughes, Victor Davis Hanson, and Niall Ferguson

 

Thomas Sowell Is Known As An Economist. But Is He One Of America's Greatest Historians?