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The Simple Math of How to Retire with Millions
I like to ask my class what it takes to be wealthy, and someone always says, “one million dollars.” I…
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The Simple Math of How to Retire with Millions
I like to ask my class what it takes to be wealthy, and someone always says, “one million dollars.” I…
Read More » House Lawmakers Set To Square Off With White House, Treasury Department Over ‘Stifling’ Crypto Tax Plan
House lawmakers are set to consider a controversial and last-minute cryptocurrency tax provision that has been criticized as vague, expansive,…
Read More »Appeals Court Upholds Eviction Moratorium, Setting Up Potential Supreme Court Review
A federal appeals court upheld a lower court’s decision to keep the Biden administration’s eviction moratorium in place, setting up…
Read More »Judge Blocks Massive Alaskan Oil Drilling Project Backed By Trump And Biden
A federal judge blocked a massive Alaskan oil drilling project Wednesday after ruling that the Interior Department inadequately measured its…
Read More »Amazon Plans To Open Department Stores
Amazon is planning to open department stores where consumers can purchase a variety of goods like clothing and electronics, The…
Read More »Biden Administration Seeks to Override States That Prohibit School Mask Mandates, Citing Civil Rights Act
The back-to-school mask wars have been heating up for weeks, but the Biden administration just took them to a whole…
Read More »As Enhanced Unemployment Benefits End, Jobless Claims Fall To 348,000, Hit New Pandemic Low
The number of Americans filing new unemployment claims fell to 348,000 last week as the economy continues its recovery from…
Read More »Why New Zealand Imposed a Lockdown—After Detecting Its First COVID Case in 170 Days
New Zealand recorded its first locally transmitted COVID-19 case since February, prompting Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern to announce a nationwide…
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Ayanna Pressley’s ‘Cancel Rent’ Hypocrisy, Exposed
“Landlord” has become a dirty word in progressive politics. From the #CancelRent movement to support for the CDC’s unlawful “eviction…
Read More » Retail Sales Dipped In July Amid Spiking Coronavirus Cases
Retail sales in the U.S. declined in July as the number of coronavirus cases spiked, localities renewed some restrictions and…
Read More »Here’s Why the Eviction Moratorium Is Likely To Create More Homelessness
In September of 2020, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced that they would implement an eviction moratorium that…
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Americans need to prepare, the piper’s coming for his due
“I don’t believe we shall ever have a good money again before we take the thing out of the hands…
Read More » The Senate Just Approved a Spending Plan 5x the Size of FDR’s New Deal
From trillions in COVID-19 spending to a $1+ trillion “infrastructure” bill, the federal government has spent so much taxpayer money…
Read More »Dow And S&P 500 Close At Record Highs For Third Straight Day
The Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 stock indices closed at record highs on Thursday for the third consecutive…
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