America’s confidence about the future has fallen to its lowest point in nearly two decades. At the same time, executives warn of a widening “K-shaped” economy dividing high-income and lower-income households. We also explore groundbreaking research suggesting moderate coffee consumption may reduce dementia risk, and a massive review showing exercise may rival antidepressants in treating depression. Plus, we examine the global political consequences of newly released Epstein files, from Washington to Europe. This episode delivers clear, evidence-based insight into economics, health science, and global politics.