07/11/2026

Supreme Court Removes Evidence Standard for Green Card Reentry Denials

The Supreme Court sided with the federal government in a case involving Muk Choi Lau, a Chinese permanent resident charged with trademark counterfeiting. The decision eliminates a judicial requirement that immigration officers have strong evidence of criminal conduct before denying reentry to green card holders.

Jul 11

Analysts Expect Price Increases to Persist Beyond Iran Conflict

Fighting in the region has disrupted supplies of fuel, fertilizer, food and other goods, prompting analysts to predict that elevated prices will outlast the current conflict.

Jul 11

The Affirmation Nobody Tells You About: Why "I Don't Know Yet" Is More Powerful Than "I Can Do Anything

We've been sold the wrong affirmation. Here's why admitting what you don't know might be the most honest—and most empowering—thing you can say today.

Jul 11

Why Haiku Breaks Your Brain in the Best Way (And Why You Should Write One Today)

Jul 11

The Dangerous Comfort of Certainty—Why the Smartest People Often Ask the Most Questions

Jul 11

The Fed Just Admitted It's Flying Blind—And Markets Know It

Jul 11

The Silent Treatment Isn't Communication—It's Just Silence With Feelings

Jul 11

Supreme Court Says Tax Sale Price Sets Compensation for Home Seizures

The Supreme Court ruled that when a county seizes and sells a home for unpaid taxes, the owner is entitled only to the surplus from that tax sale price—not the property's later market value. The court sent the case back to determine if the county's procedures were fair.

Jul 11

Oil prices decline after U.S. and Iran announce Strait of Hormuz agreement

Jul 11

Israel's stance on Lebanon ceasefire stalls diplomatic efforts as G7 convenes

Jul 11

Trump Threatens 100% Tariffs on Europe Over Digital Services Tax

Jul 11

Sanders Proposes Sovereign Wealth Fund to Give Americans Say in AI Regulation

Jul 11

Supreme Court Rules Government Must Prove Dangerousness in Gun Seizure Case

The Supreme Court determined the government failed to establish that Ali Hemani posed a danger when it charged him with illegal firearm possession tied to marijuana use. The decision requires prosecutors to prove their stated justification for disarmament applies to the specific person they are prosecuting.

Jul 11

Supreme Court Rules Federal Law Preempts State Lawsuits Over Roundup Labeling

Jul 11

Supreme Court Sides With Marijuana User in Gun Possession Case, Leaves Questions Unanswered

Jul 11

Senate Approves Measure Calling for End to Iran Conflict

Jul 11

Supreme Court Immigration Rulings Set to Reshape U.S. Asylum Framework

Jul 11