A report has revealed just how much of a burden the Southern Border crisis is on the American taxpayer, claiming that $451 billion is spent annually on different sectors due to the influx. The Southern Border Crisis A Republican-led investigation has revealed that the cost of the southern border crisis on American taxpayers is around […]
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California’s Energy Tango: Navigating Clean Power Goals and Gas Price Surges
Californian cities are experiencing higher gas prices than any other state in the country, driven by the State’s commitment to cleaner fuels. But this dedication comes at a cost, and consumers are paying the price. California’s Gas Price Challenge With an average gas price of $4.49, California surpasses the national average of $3.10. But what […]
45 Years on the Line: Premier League Billionaire’s Insider Trading Crisis
British billionaire Joe Lewis has pleaded guilty to US courts for securities fraud and conspiracy to commit securities fraud, facing a potential 45-year prison sentence. What impact will this have on his US and UK businesses? Scandal Hits British Billionaire Joe Lewis Joe Lewis, the billionaire majority shareholder of Premier League football club Tottenham Hotspur, […]
Denver’s Sanctuary City Status Under Pressure with $180 Million Budget Cuts
Denver, the sanctuary city, is reportedly removing its migrants from shelters across the city due to straining the budget and a lack of resources. Southern Border Crisis With the ongoing migrant crisis on the Southern border, many cities in the U.S. are taking in more than they can handle. Overcrowded Shelters in Denver Cities like […]
GOP’s $78B Tax Plan Approved Amidst Party Rifts in the House
The House Republicans’ push for a $78 billion tax deal, including business incentives and an expanded child tax credit, has now been approved by the White House and the Ways and Means Committee. The crucial House floor vote is set after bipartisan approval in the House Ways and Means Committee. GOP Dilemmas Speaker Mike Johnson […]
Wyoming’s Massive 2.34 Billion Ton Find Rattles China’s Mineral Control
The U.S. could be about to break China’s dominance in the rare mineral industry after discovering a reported 2.34 billion tons of rare minerals in a site in Wyoming. Groundbreaking Discoveries in Rare Earth Minerals American Rare Earths Inc. revealed a 64% increase from its original estimate of rare minerals found in Wheatland, Wyoming. China […]
Nippon Steel’s $14.9B Offer for U.S. Steel Raises National Security Questions
Japanese steelmaker Nippon Steel has announced its acquisition of U.S. Steel Corp. in a monumental $14.9 billion deal. However, members of both political parties have criticized the move as a threat to national security. Nippon Steel’s Major Move Nippon Steel is set to pay $55 per share in cash for the acquisition of U.S. Steel, […]
Vermont’s Wealth Tax Aims to Reduce Economic Disparity
Vermont is introducing a historic bill that would see a rise in tax payments from its wealthier residents in an attempt to fund issues brought on by the wide financial inequality in the state. Vermont’s Progressive Stance on Wealth Tax Vermont has introduced two bills aiming to impose wealth taxes on its wealthiest residents in […]
Navient’s Data Transfer Raises Alarm for Student Loan Borrowers
2.7 million student loan borrowers across the country could be affected by Navient’s decision to transfer data to MOHELA, a company that has already been investigated and punished for a number of controversies. Navient’s Loan Switch Navient, a major private student loan servicer, has controversial plans to move its current loan data to MOHELA. Impact […]
Courts Reject Elon Musk’s $56B Compensation Deal
Elon Musk was hoping for a $56 billion compensation plan from Tesla’s board of directors, and he came so close. This was until a Delaware judge ruled it “unfair” since Musk had so much control over those negotiating the deal. Groundbreaking Compensation Overturned A Delaware judge has nullified Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s colossal $56 billion […]