The Latest Breaking News from The Kiplinger Letter

Congress Faces Busy Autumn

Lawmakers likely will avert a government shutdown before hitting the campaign trail.

Kiplinger · Aug 31

Meta’s Business Set to Escape Lawsuits Unscathed

Meta’s $17 billion settlement with state attorneys general includes a long list of restrictions for teen users, but it won’t hold back its underlying business.

Kiplinger · Aug 31

Hidden Watermarks Will Track AI-Generated Text

Europe’s strict artificial intelligence regulations are forcing leading tech companies to adjust. Watermarks are just the start.

Kiplinger · Aug 23

The Overlooked Chips Powering the AI Boom

Artificial intelligence is stoking demand for power semiconductors. But Chinese competition, surprise shortages and lackluster investment are looming risks.

Kiplinger · Apr 24

Farmers Brace for Another Rough Year

The agriculture sector has been plagued by low commodity prices and is facing an uncertain trade outlook.

Kiplinger · Feb 19

The U.S. Economy Will Gain Steam This Year

The Letter editors review the projected pace of the economy for 2026. Bigger tax refunds and resilient consumers will keep the economy humming in 2026.

Kiplinger · Jan 30

Congress Set for Busy Winter

The Letter editors review the bills Congress will decide on this year. The government funding bill is paramount, but other issues vie for lawmakers’ attention.

Kiplinger · Jan 18

The Kiplinger Letter's 10 Forecasts for 2026

Here are some of the biggest events and trends in economics, politics and tech that will shape the new year.

Kiplinger · Jan 7

Special Report: The Future of American Politics

Kiplinger assesses the political trends and challenges that will define the next decade.

Kiplinger · Dec 29, 2025

Shoppers Hit the Brakes on EV Purchases After Tax Credits Expire

Electric cars are here to stay, but they'll have to compete harder to get shoppers interested without the federal tax credit.

Kiplinger · Nov 17, 2025