Month: October 2021

Once the Democratic-controlled House passes the short-term extension, it will be cleared for President Joe Biden’s signature. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has warned lawmakers that the federal government will likely … Read More

The International Court of Justice has sided with Somalia in its dispute with neighboring Kenya over a maritime boundary in a case affecting territory potentially rich in oil and gas … Read More

It’s the most basic expectation that voters have of a politician: I voted for you … now go do what you said you would do. So, when voters feel as … Read More

Chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-WA) speaks to reporters after a closed-door meeting with fellow Progressive Democrats at the U.S. Capitol October 1, 2021 in Washington, … Read More

The “debt ceiling” is exactly what it sounds like – the maximum that the federal government is allowed to borrow. Why is there a maximum? Because Congress set one more … Read More

Dimon once again attacked the top cryptocurrency, calling it “worthless” during a virtual summit Monday. “I personally think bitcoin is worthless, but I don’t want to be a spokesperson,” he … Read More

The first lawsuit was filed in federal court last week by Shannon Jensen against the Waukesha School District, the Waukesha Board of Education, a number of school board members and … Read More

Harry and Meghan vow to ‘change the world’ by moving into ethical banking: Couple become ‘impact partners’ of $1.3billion ‘hippy’ investment firm Ethic after ‘being introduced by friends’ The Sussexes … Read More

Kim Jong Un looks slimmer than ever with his suit hanging off him as he continues to lose weight – a day after urging officials to tackle North Korea’s ‘grim’ … Read More