House Passes Bill to Overhaul the Fed
Conservatives have been pushing for years to “audit the Fed” in pursuit of promoting transparency.
Tag: Economic Crisis
If The Economy Is Fine, Why Are So Many Hedge Funds, Energy Companies And Large Retailers Imploding?
The manufacturing numbers say that we are in a recession, the trade numbers say that we are in a recession, and the retail numbers say that we are in a recession.
$2 gas coming soon for most of the U.S.
Gas is already below $2 a gallon at 44% of stations nationwide.
US housing starts fall to 7-month low, permits rise
Another bubble?
US Postal Service Loses $5.1B in FY2015
It was the ninth year in a row that USPS ended its fiscal year in the red.
US to Provide $250Mln in Military Aid to Allies in Southeast Asia
Funds to enhance regional maritime security, according to the White House.
As Stock Buybacks Reach Historic Levels, Signs that Corporate America is Undermining Itself
Combined stock repurchases by U.S. public companies have reached record levels, but as recent history suggests, showering cash on shareholders may exact a long-term toll…
Blumenthal: IRS Could Use Private Debt Collectors Against You
Provision “hidden” within recent federal transportation bill would unleash private debt collectors on delinquent taxpayers…
Rising U.S consumer prices further support rate hike views
Drag on inflation from a strong dollar and lower oil prices starting to ease.
Sub-$2 gas on the horizon again
Only North Platte and Kearney have higher prices.
Open Borders Are an Assault on Private Property
Should we also have to pay for the privilege of cultural destructionism?
Wall St. higher as modest impact seen from Paris attack
Paris attacks added to the uncertainty already facing the market.
China welcomes IMF backing to make yuan world reserve currency
As we predicted, the end of the U.S. dollar is near.
Wall St. Lower On Fears Of Retail Slowdown; Cisco Drags
Five of the 10 major S&P sectors were lower.
No, the Military Has Not Withered Away Under Obama
Military spending will spike again the next time a president mobilizes for a new war.