Recuerdo que siendo Americano en mi colegio interno en Madrid Espana incluia los de Argentina Venezuela y Colombia

 

World Catholics See the First American Pope as Hardly American

Catholics around the world were skeptical at first about an American pope. But Pope Leo XIV’s multicultural and multilingual identity has put them at ease.

By Patricia Mazzei

Reporting from Rome and Vatican City

Trump is such a meat head. With regard to China our position is so weak that the requirement that the U.S. eliminate tariffs completely before they consider their lowering tariffs on American goods is credible

 

This Is the Trade Conflict Xi Jinping Has Been Waiting For

For years, the leader of China has planned to make the world dependent on its exports and know-how. But the strategy has costs for his own country.

By David Pierson

Reporting from Hong Kong

• May 10, 2025

Amazon bought a mysterious chip startup 10 years ago. It now looks like one of the smartest deals in tech history.

 

The Stealthy Lab Cooking Up Amazon’s Secret Sauce

"It’s all such a dilemma. At least, nobody is dead—yet" is one hell of an assessment of the Magnificent Seven

 

The Giants of Silicon Valley Are Having a Midlife Crisis Over AI

Apple, Facebook, Google and Tesla are all facing the ‘innovator’s dilemma’ at the same time

By 

Tim Higgins

May 10, 2025 5:30 am ET

Jason Grumet, the chief executive of the American Clean Power Association, a renewable energy trade group, said in a statement, “Doubling back to reconsider permits after projects are under construction sends a chilling signal to all energy investment.”

 

Trump Administration Halts Building of Giant Wind Farm Off N.Y. Coast

Claiming Equinor was “endangering American lives” and the environment because they weren't kissing his feet

More than 90 percent of students who concentrate in career and technical education graduate from high school, and about three-quarters of them continue their education after high school. Research shows that career and technical education has positive effects on students’ academic achievement, high school completion and college readiness.

 

Stop Trying to Make Everyone Go to College

By Randi Weingarten

Ms. Weingarten is the president of the American Federation of Teachers.

We’re in an economic pickle, and it’s self-induced. Home sales were down 5.9% in March. Consumer sentiment is chasing 10-year lows. Capital spending plans are way down. Cargo shipments from China to the U.S. are down by about a third. Truckers don’t get hired to haul empty containers. Retailers may lay off workers as store shelves empty. Apollo Global Management predicts all this by late May and a summer recession. Then look out below for corporate earnings. Increased private credit loan defaults could drive stagflation, the worst of all worlds.

 

The Economy Is in a Pickle

By 

Andy Kessler

May 4, 2025 4:31 pm ET