The K-Shaped Economy Is Not in Your Imagination

Open the financial pages and a strange creature stares back at you. The S&P 500 has climbed over 90 percent in three years. The top 10 percent of earners now account for nearly half of all consumer spending. Moody’s, Morgan Stanley, and the New York Fed agree on the shape of the thing: the economy has split in two. Asset-holders ride the upper arm of the “K” upward while wage earners slide down the lower one, watching groceries, rent, and insurance devour paychecks that no longer stretch.

9/11 and the Idealized “War on Terror”

“We’re rewriting the history of the Global War on Terror in real time, and that rewrite isn’t honest.” — Jeremy Boreing, “Tucker is Wrong. Our National History Isn’t A Lie,” June 2, 2026

“But the West is not in trouble because of the Global War on Terror. The West is in trouble because we’ve forgotten why we fought the Global War on Terror.” — Jeremy Boreing, “America Avenged 9/11.,” September 11, 2026

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Dale Batko is a freelance writer based in Michigan.