...By Forcing Tech Giants To Pay For Soaring Power Costs. Friday's action is being cast as a one-time emergency intervention into the PJM market, necessary because of the rapid rise in electricity prices in the Mid-Atlantic region.
President Trump is expected to unveil a $12 billion bill to assist farmers today. It is an unnecessary expense brought about by bad policies. Fortunately there is a better way...
Faced with growing American frustration over more than $100 billion spent on a failed proxy war in Ukraine, President Biden's handlers have hit on a gimmick to convince us that this foreign aid is actually an investment in our own economy!
In March, the Small Business Administration gave a $234,548 Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) "loan" to George Soros's East-West Management Institute (EWMI).
Joel Osteen's Lakewood Church received a $4.4 million loan through the Paycheck Protection Program, as part of the federal CARES Act that was intended to be a stimulus to keep businesses and employees afloat while the pandemic kept everyone at home
More than half of the money from the Treasury Department's coronavirus emergency fund for small businesses went to just 5% of the recipients, according to data on more than 5 million loans released by the government Tuesday evening in response to a F
Amazon is a monster that with the help of our government exploits America and continues to engulf and devour its competitors. Of Amazon, we should be afraid, very afraid! Amazon is a job-killing exploiter.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) has signaled a willingness to consider a standalone airline relief bill during a Wednesday morning telephone conversation with Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, after President Trump pulled the plug on broader stimu
The Air Force has reached a deal to fund the development of a hypersonic plane that could one day be used to carry top government officials in the executive branch.
The U.S. Roman Catholic Church used a special and unprecedented exemption from federal rules to amass at least $1.4 billion in taxpayer-backed coronavirus aid, with many millions going to dioceses that have paid huge settlements or sought bankruptcy
In an effort to get the economy going without having to return Americans' tax dollars directly back to them in the form of more stimulus checks, the Trump administration is reportedly putting together a $1 trillion infrastructure proposal that incl
BlackRock, an investment manager of $7- trillion in stock and bond funds, revealed plans by the Federal Reserve for a bail out of financial institutions and corporations in August 2019, months before COVID-19 appeared and long before the public was a
Money managers who are tapping federal aid for bailouts are being criticized roundly, with many suggesting that firms like "Downtown" Josh Brown's Ritholtz Wealth management return the funds.
JP Morgan CEO Jaime Dimon acknowledged that the stock market is rising only because the Fed is using taxpayer dollars to save large companies. He said, "The Fed's liquidity, bringing out the bazooka, is propping up stock prices (as well as all ot
JP Morgan CEO Jaime Dimon acknowledged that the stock market is rising only because the Fed is using taxpayer dollars to save large companies. He said, "The Fed's liquidity, bringing out the bazooka, is propping up stock prices (as well as all ot
Powell's promise to the American people that there is a "lot more [the Fed] can do", coupled with his 'explanation' that the Fed "prints money digitally", alongside the news that a tiny coronavirus vaccine trial showed promise, was enough to unleash
It took Jerome Powell just two days to confirm what we said late on Friday, namely that with the Fed expected to boost QE by over $3 trillion (assuming Powell doesn't cut rates negative), the Fed chair said that "there's a lot more we can do" and j
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Small business impacted by the coronavirus pandemic have had difficulty obtaining loans from the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), according to a CNBC/SurveyMonkey Small Business Survey released Monday.
It took just four minutes before unprecedented demand swamped the Small Business Administration's second Paycheck Protection Program rollout, causing it to crash.