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Since 2004, twenty large federal agencies have admitted to disbursing an astonishing $2.25 trillion in improper payments. Last year, these improper payments totaled $175 billion – that's about $15 billion per month, $500 million per day, and $1 m
A Big Wheelbarrow Of Worthless Money
Sparks flew on CNBC Friday morning as "Squawk Box" host and NYT Dealbook editor Andrew Ross Sorkin and fixed-income correspondent Rick Santelli - who provoked a media firestorm earlier this year for (only half-seriously) suggesting that people should
Well, here is a picture worth a thousand words.
Despite reports that the the Government Accountability Office has found that the Labor Department has "consistently" provided inaccurate information on the state of the labor market, we continue to watch weekly jobless claims for signs of life (or ne
In this context, the auto sector will probably contribute negatively to November retail sales that will be released on December 16th...
While neither Republican nor Democratic leadership has signed on to the plan, a $908 billion bipartisan proposal from moderates has been unveiled this morning.
"We're not going back to the same economy", Fed Chair Powell said recently: "We're recovering, but to a different economy, and it will be one that is more leveraged to technology – and I worry that it's going to make it even more diffic
Student debt forgiveness would overwhelmingly benefit the most well off in America, new economic research shows.
Why American Households Will Soon Be Filled with Three and Four Generations Under the Same Roof
One of the most poignant (and painful to some) lessons of the past decade - especially to contrarian, bearish investors such as Odey and Horseman - is that the Fed can keep print money far longer than any short can remain solvent.
A dark covid winter is descending on the working-poor of America as millions of adults face eviction or foreclosure in the next few months.
A dozen grocery stores around the state have been forced to close for two weeks because of a public health order issued by Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham at a time when the state's residents are suffering from record high unemployment and food insecur
Illinois has announced $2 billion more in additional borrowing from the Federal Reserve Bank's Municipal Liquidity Facility (MLF). Gov. J.B. Pritzker has informed the Fed of the state's intention to borrow the funds before the facility expires at
The K-shaped economic recovery, one where the rich grow richer and the working-poor are crushed with job loss and insurmountable debts, was on full display Tuesday afternoon as the Dow Jones Industrial Average crossed 30,000 for the first time.
A total of $110 billion in direct and indirect benefits went to 66 companies, including between $10.4 and $15.2 billion in direct disbursements to coal, oil and gas companies that are largely responsible for the worsening climate emergency.
With various fiscal stimulus programs having ended in the summer, and even more set to expire on Dec 31 when nearly 15 million Americans will end up without emergency unemployment claims unless the government steps in, it shouldn't be a surprise that
For many liberals, the "safety" and security of a government cocoon is the pinnacle of personal development and self-expression, and by extension, working for the government is the apex of one's professional career.
Economic and Market Conditions; Cryptocurrency Market
Tim Picciott (The Liberty Advisor) gives the Economic Report - Bob Anderson (a local activist and already living in a state of preparedness) do the show from Tonopah, AZ to go over the current news, upcoming activist, how to prep for what's coming
While various Fed speakers are vowing this week that there will be no rate hikes until at least 2023 or 2024, the Fed may be surprised to learn that if it were to broaden its definition of inflation, it would find it is quite ample already.
A lot of people are turning more bullish on the economy with the possibility of an effective COVID-19 vaccine.
New York City is up 33% this year. St. Louis is up 66%. In Oregon it's up 100%.
After last month's dismal 2Y auction, moments ago the Treasury sold $56 billion in 2-Year paper in yet another record big auction, only this time demand was far stronger compared to recent tailing auctions.
After last month's dismal 2Y auction, moments ago the Treasury sold $56 billion in 2-Year paper in yet another record big auction, only this time demand was far stronger compared to recent tailing auctions.
Americans Are Relocating By The Millions Because They Can Feel What Is Coming
US equity markets are suddenly dropping after a reported statement from the Biden administration suggests both a lack of involvement in strategy by the Biden admin and no sign of any compromise from the left on any short-term stimulus hopes.
The virus pandemic - with its temporary and permanent store closures, strict social distancing requirements, e-commerce boom, and supply chain disruption - since March has fueled uncertainty among US retailers as many find themselves in a $52 billion
Waffle House CEO Walt Ehmer's stance against lockdowns is courageous, but ultimately bolder action may be required to save businesses from the pernicious effects of lockdowns.