At the Spritzler Report people make the difference. Actually, ClaudeAi makes the difference. The Big Money in Today’s Economy Is Going to Capital, Not Labor Soaring profits and stocks funnel more of GDP toward companies, their top employees and shareholders. AI will intensify this trend. By Greg Ip, WSJ Follow Feb. 9, 2026 7:06 pm ET In 1985, IBM was America’s most valuable company, one of its most profitable, and among its largest employers, with a payroll of nearly 400,000.

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Listen, I have barely recovered from the Simon Biles stuff. I'm fricken done being let down. I've been watching all the hype, the commercials the accolades. Is it too much to ask for a F-cking Gold Medal. I'm pissed. Mikaela Shiffrin’s Olympic Nightmare Continues with Slalom Collapse Handed the chance to win a gold medal in the team combined event, the American delivered one of the worst slalom races of her career and finished off the podium By Rachel Bachman, WSJ Feb. 10,

It’s Completely Insane, Worth No Points and Has the Olympics Flipping Out The most spectacular backflip at this Winter Olympics is happening on ice, not snow. And it’s the highlight of American figure skater Ilia Malinin’s program. By Louise Radnofsky and Ben Cohen, WSJ Feb. 10, 2026 The backflip has become the electrifying coda of Ilia Malinin’s programs Kyodonews/ZUMA Press MILAN—Every time American figure skater Ilia Malinin takes the ice, he dazzles fans with his repeated

It's crunch time for the Dark Lord. Can he pull another rabbit out of the hat? The Tech Titans, ergo the modern-day Rockefellers, Carnegies, and Morgans, have a lot riding on him keeping the Dems at bay. Otherwise, their plans for AI and cheap energy are in peril. Trump’s legacy hinges on the midterms – and he knows it Charles Lipson, The Spectator February 16 2026 “We gotta win the midterms,” President Donald Trump told the crowd in Iowa at the end of last month. “I’m here b

Finally some common sense. Good Sense on Transgender Children A surgeons guild recommends against surgery for minors. By The Editorial Board, WSJ Feb. 9, 2026 5:32 pm ET Progressive politics has infected much of today’s medical establishment, and no more so than in surgical and hormonal treatments for children with doubts about their biological sex. So credit the American Society of Plastic Surgeons for restoring some common sense. Last week the ASPS issued a formal position