AI overlords seek to be better able to loot than banks: too big to fail yet unregulated. Call your Congresscritters to stop that.
Read more...Landlords of affordable apartments say the numbers increasingly don’t add up — and a rent freeze will work against tenants.
Read more...The Taxcast goes to West Yorkshire in the North of England to see social reuse of seized assets in action.
Read more...A discussion with the founder of Culdesac, a real estate developer devoted to building walkable neighborhoods.
Read more...The Trump/Pulte 50 year mortgage scheme is indeed really bad even before getting to the fact that it would probably increase home prices.
Read more...The debate over ultra-processed food is becoming more intense. But has any real progress been made in discouraging consumption?
Read more...Yet more Trump threat display to try to extend the reach of his faction, here by stymieing voter access to elections.
Read more...The Wall Street Journal does its readers no favors in its whole-hog adoption of the fraud spin in ‘splaining high profile loan losses.
Read more...A guide on the structure of Medicare Advantage, why it is a bad deal, and how to steer clear of aggressive and even fraudlent marketing.
Read more...More wanton Trump Administration immiseration of the non-rich, here by blocking state efforts to bar credit reporting of medical debt.
Read more...“Dangerous Miracle,” by Liam Shaw, is a sweeping account of the rise and precarious future of a live-saving antibiotics.
Read more...Voters are waking up to the fact that their soaring electricity costs represent a big subsidy to data centers. What happens next?
Read more...What’s really driving Big Pharma’s price gouging — and why have Federal efforts to rein it in made so little progress?
Read more...Financial firm heads are making admissions against interest. Further discussion of apparent and potential risks.
Read more...On the policy of increasing electricity generation without decarbonization, as in increased reliance on gas.
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