January 12, 2023
They say “a house divided cannot stand,” yet the House of Representatives managed to hold itself together after the recent drama over who would become the Speaker of the House. But what do cracks in the political consensus tell us about the mood of the country — and by extension, the mood of the markets? Plus, see how fear is sparking new uses of technology on the battlefield.
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