Foreign Money Keeps Flowing Into U.S. Markets Despite the ‘Sell America’ Predictions
U.S. markets continue to attract global capital and the dollar stays dominant, defying widespread expectations of a shift. Here’s what’s really driving the flows.
Articles by Neeraj Kumar Vashisht
When the Hospital That Removed Your Gallbladder Asks for a Donation: The Murky Ethics of Patient Fundraising
A patient received a donation request after gallbladder surgery. We analyze the financial and ethical implications of hospitals soliciting funds from recent patients.
Hollywood’s $10 Billion Summer Ceiling: What the Box Office Revival Means for an Industry Transformed
As Hollywood heads toward its first $10 billion year since 2019, the summer box office revival signals deep structural shifts in theatrical exhibition, streaming strategy, and audience behavior.
The Great Squeeze: How Kohl’s Lost Its Core Customer and Scrambles for Relevance
Kohl’s once defined middle-American retail. Now its stock is in freefall and its core customer is adrift. An inside look at the miscalculations and the turnaround bid.
How a Worm in the Brain Exposed the Limits of AI Diagnostics
A man’s brain lesion was diagnosed as cancer by AI-assisted imaging. Surgeons found parasitic worms. This case reveals critical gaps in machine learning for medical diagnosis.
Max Planck Papers Retracted: What Vanishing Archive Reveals About Science’s Memory
A journal retracted two 1940s papers by Max Planck, but left no explanation. This raises urgent questions about digital preservation, retraction ethics, and the integrity of the scientific record.
Phoenix Goes All-In on Bridges: What the Suns-Hornets Blockbuster Means for the West
The Suns acquire Miles Bridges and two draft picks from the Hornets for Grayson Allen, Royce O’Neale, and a 2033 first-rounder. Analysis of the gamble, fit, and historical echoes.
Canada’s Stoppage-Time Stunner vs. South Africa Secures Round of 32 Berth
Canada beat South Africa with a stoppage-time winner to advance to the 2026 World Cup round of 32. Analysis of the drama, tactics, and what it means for Canadian soccer.
The Trump-Meloni Rupture: How a Pivotal U.S.-Italy Alliance Unraveled
Once hailed as the ‘Trump whisperer,’ Italy’s PM Giorgia Meloni now faces a toxic fallout with the former president. Here’s why it happened and what it means for Americans.
Trump’s Face on a Passport: A 250th Birthday Commemorative That Breaks With Tradition
A special edition US passport featuring Donald Trump’s portrait will be available July 6, 2026. Why this commemorative for America’s 250th birthday is unprecedented and what it means for travelers.