Ken Rogoff discusses the gradual decline of the US dollar's dominance, accelerated by the Iran conflict, US fiscal problems, and China's push for yuan use. The dollar's status is eroding slowly due to external pressures (multipolar system) and internal issues (debt, political gridlock).

Former Air Force Colonel Burton Catledge is developing a $600 million commercial spaceport in the Dominican Republic to address the bottleneck in satellite launches. With 100,000 satellites expected by 2030, the US needs more launch sites. The project also counters China's growing space infrastructure in Latin America.

Neil Vogel, CEO of Dotdash Meredith, explains how AI has decimated search traffic (from 75% to 25% of audience) but his company thrives by leveraging strong brands, diversifying distribution (TikTok, Instagram, YouTube), and licensing content to AI companies. He blocks AI crawlers unless paid.

Bolivia's new president Rodrigo Paz aims to reform the economy, attract foreign investment, and develop lithium reserves. However, violent protests, fuel subsidy cuts, 14% inflation, and political instability create a challenging environment. Investors are cautious but some see opportunity in bonds.