An attorney general caught on video partying in Dubai with people charged with stealing over $160 million in federal healthcare funds. I am the one reporting it, and I will tell you exactly why that silence from the rest of the media should terrify you.
I’ve watched colleagues in financial media rake in millions and still not have the spine to tell you the truth. That is not a coincidence. That is a system working exactly as designed.
The CPI came in hotter than expected, and I’m going to go a step further and say the real damage is probably worse than what they’re printing. Sixty-seven months. That is how long the Federal Reserve has been failing at the one job they were created to do.
Billions in suspicious oil trades landed minutes before a presidential policy flip. Regulators flagged it. Then someone at the top told them to forget the whole thing.
Trump announced a deal to buy 4.8 million tons of Russian diesel, Republicans couldn’t explain it, and I did the homework to figure out what is actually going on. What I found should make every American deeply uncomfortable.
Six years of compounding inflation, money printing on both sides of the aisle, and now politicians want credit for slowing down the damage they helped create. I am not buying it and neither should you.
They keep waving around your retirement account balance like it proves everything is fine. Meanwhile the actual net worth data shows Americans under 55 are getting hammered, and nobody in Washington wants to talk about that.
The Vice President of the United States was asked to define socialism, the very thing his party claims to be fighting against, and what came out of his mouth should embarrass every American regardless of political affiliation. This is the level of economic literacy guiding national policy.
For over a decade, Wall Street and the financial media told you that rock-bottom interest rates were good and that normalizing rates would be catastrophic. They were wrong on both counts, and a lot of ordinary investors paid the price.
The moment they capped student borrowing, private colleges started slashing tuition by $20,000 or more. This is what happens when you pull a government subsidy out of a broken market, and the establishment does not want you to connect those dots.