World
Canadian Dairy Quota Identified as Hemisphere's Most Durable Nonproliferation Regime
A new 50 percent United States tariff takes effect August 19. Canada's production limits, import ceilings and penalties for excess material remain in place.
Permanent Record
The Archive
Every investigation, in the order the institution became aware of it.
World
Politics
Senate Perfects Checks and Balances by Checking and Balancing Itself
The chamber passed a nonbinding Iran war-powers measure, blocked a binding measure the next day, and rejected another resolution Thursday. The constitutional mechanism is now producing resistance without changing position.
Economy
Global Oil Shock Reaches American Mortgage Market as Three Basis Points
Brent crude crossed $100 as two oil routes faced disruption. The average 30-year mortgage moved from 6.55 to 6.58 percent, identifying the instrument into which the difference was placed.
Business
Market Record Shows S&P 500 Has Won Eighteen Consecutive Midterm Elections
The index has risen after every midterm since 1954, averaging 18.2 percent over the following twelve months. Analysts continue to attribute the result to uncertainty, which arrives on a federal schedule.
World
Analysis Finds Saudi Nuclear Agreement May Be Load-Bearing
The United States signed a civilian nuclear agreement as officials issued conflicting accounts of future enrichment. Geological records confirm the Arabian Plate has been moving for millions of years.
Economy
Margarine Lobby Falls Silent as Maine Divorce Rate Declines in Lockstep
Federal data shows the two figures tracking each other with a correlation of 0.99 for a full decade. The industry's refusal to explain the relationship has begun to explain it.
Politics
Public Records Suggest Nation's Pigeons Were Never Taken Off the Government Payroll
A six-month review of military archives, procurement filings, and municipal bird counts points to a single, inescapable conclusion that officials refuse to deny in sufficiently specific terms.