Trump's first 100 days have been unprecedented—even compared to FDR’s whirlwind start. Watch my FREE 60-minute webcast on what it all means:

A testosterone boom is sweeping America, and the fastest-growing group on hormone therapy isn't aging Gen Xers. It's Millennial men under 35. What’s driving the surge? A mix of real medical need, viral hype, and generational insecurity.

Only 58% of US adults are “extremely or very proud” to be US citizens. That’s down -33 percentage points since 2004 and is the lowest reading on record.

In 2021, Victoria’s Secret traded its sex-soaked marketing for a more inclusive, Millennial-friendly image. Now sales are tanking, investors want the Angels back—and the culture may be shifting yet again. Is selling sex about to make a comeback?

Heatwaves, upheaval, and hard choices. This week on my podcast:. – A socialist defeats Cuomo in NYC.– Trump moves to undermine Powell.– Iran's nuclear future after U.S. strikes. The Fourth Turning accelerates.

About 59% of Republicans believe stocks will go up in the next six months. But only 12% of Democrats say the same. That’s a gap of 47 percentage points, and the widest ever recorded.

🚨 New TrendWatch episode out now: From Tehran to DC—The Fourth Turning Is Here. We break down the Israel-Iran war, rising global chaos, and the domestic signs of unraveling here at home. Don’t miss it.

In 2024, drug overdose deaths fell by a stunning -25% YoY. One theory: “Depletion of Susceptibles”—the population most vulnerable to drug overdoses has declined because so many people have already died.

This morning, I guest-hosted The Macro Show with my friend @HedgeyeDJ. 3 Key Topics:.One Big Beautiful Bill Act: The Real Cost.Fertility & Marriage: Red vs. Blue Zone.US Pop. Trends by Region. Check out the full video on my Substack:

54% of Homelanders and 50% of Millennials prefer shopping methods that minimize human interaction: online shopping, self-checkout, and pickup in-store. But only 29% of Xers and Boomers say the same thing. That’s a +20 percentage point difference.

Has the GOP become the party of healthy living? Does the party still care about deficit reduction? . We discuss this and more in this week's podcast. Make sure to subscribe.

Well, I can officially cross “Jeopardy! clue” off my generational bingo card.

60% of U.S. Catholics say the Church should become more inclusive, even if that means changing its dogma. But these views shift dramatically among the most observant. Among those who attend Mass at least weekly, 53% say the Church should stick to its traditional teachings, even.

New episode just dropped: We unpack the GOP’s tax cuts—and how Chinese-made weapons performed in the India–Pakistan clash. Give it a listen.

🚨 New on my Substack: A FREE webcast on Trump’s first 100 days—and how it fits into the chaos of the Fourth Turning. I’m joined by @HedgeyeDC and @mablum for a sharp breakdown of what just happened—and what’s coming next. 📺 Watch here:

RT @menlobear: The Fourth Turning has now gone global. Where does Trump's disruption fit into this Turning?. And what further tumult does N….

RT @menlobear: Hold onto your hats folks. Neil Howe of Fourth Turning fame returns tomorrow to update us on where things currently stand….

RT @mablum: Don’t miss this in-depth strategic analysis from inside the Beltway. Tomorrow at 11am ET, I will be joining @HedgeyeDC & @HoweG….

Trump hits 100 days—and his approval rating is slipping. But can we trust the polls? . In this week’s podcast, we also break down why Democrats still can’t rally around a winning strategy. Tune in now.

Anglophone countries lead the world in remote work. Why so? Culture: The more individualistic a country, the more it embraces WFH. Nowhere is this ethos more deeply ingrained than in the US, where a long-standing tradition of Jeffersonian individualism exalts the self-reliant.