Old Joe performed better than the previous debates… a-a-a-and then descended into a rambling, nonsensical diatribe about record players and social workers.

British Lawmakers forced the government to release a classified document that describes the worst-case scenario of a no-deal Brexit (and it ain’t pretty, folks).

Stock in Wendy’s (WEN) closed down 10.2% yesterday after the fast-food chain announced plans to roll out breakfast to its 300 U.S. restaurants.

In a series of tweets (of course) shortly after lunch, President Trump announced he had met with Bolton last night and told him that “that his services are no longer needed at the White House.”

The director of MIT’s Media Lab stepped down over the weekend, after it emerged he accepted millions of dollars in donations from Jeffrey Epstein and taken steps to hide them (because, ya know, child sex trafficking and stuff).

Over the course of a year, a small group of volunteers took a cocktail of drugs that caused them to age backward. According to the researchers, the participants aged backwards an average of 2.5 years.

A nonprofit organization of Silicon Valley tech execs and engineers wants to build a Utopian settlement on the moon (and I’m sure there’s absolutely no way this could go wrong. OOPS now we’re in a space war).

U.S. manufacturing shrank for the first time since 2016 according to a prominent “making stuff with other stuff” index.

Boris Johnson’s conservative party lost the working majority in the British government today when a member of parliament defected to the opposition.

Here’s an incredible fact: The current bull market in U.S. bonds is now the second-longest and second-most intense in over 700 years of history. “When it reverses,” Dan Denning says, “it is going to have MAJOR consequences, both for your money and the USA.” Find out why — and what to do about it — in this month’s issue