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Wisconsin and Florida special elections provide early warning signs to Trump, Republicans | PBS News
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The result of the special elections was that nothing changed. Republicans didn't flip the Wisconsin Supreme Court. Democrats didn't flip the Florida House seats. Yeah, yeah, PBS News only gave...
Dems walk fine line on auto tariffs
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Trump has done it again. It's not very surprising that the UAW welcomes the tariffs on imported automobiles. Organized labor has typically endorsed tariffs as a means of supporting American...
OECD report points to mounting global debt crisis
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Princes and paupers, Socialists all. Will the next crisis be default on sovereign debt at a global scale?
Global stock markets fall as new Trump tariffs loom
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Donald Trump has been in office 9 weeks. (More precisely, 70 days as of this writing.) The neo-liberal interdependent, rule-based world order built upon the principles of Free Trade could not...
Wall Street tumbles, and S&P 500 drops 2% on worries about slower economy and higher inflation
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The sky is falling! Run for the hills! The DOW has fallen back to where it was 6 months ago, OMG. The DOW is only 21,000 above the COVID pandemic low. And it's all Trump's fault. What will we...
Ethically sourced "spare" human bodies could revolutionize medicine
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This! This is why the Dept. of Health and Human Services must be gutted. This is why tens of thousands of FDA and CDC employees must be fired. Don't be fooled by the twangs on the emotional...
Tesla’s No.1 rival is practically taunting Elon Musk now
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It is amazing that US manufacturers depend upon the government intervention of trade restrictions to maintain market share on their own playing field. Maybe that's because the US automakers are...
