The Fed will need to buy at least $20b/m for natural balance sheet growth purposes and an additional $25b/m to reverse the reserve over drain, for at least the first 6 months.
This is just the first salvo in a war that some of us have warned is coming. We cannot be passive at this moment...
France's liberté, égalité, and fraternité won't be buried so easily...
The grand strategic goal is to restore the US’ central role in the global system, but if that’s not possible... then Plan B is to retreat to the Western Hemisphere...
... the most generous country is not one of the richest in the world.
New extremes in the long-running drive to limit debate about Israel, Palestine
Food and water supplies were not considered a particular issue among developed countries for a long time. But the data illustrates how that is starting to change...
Federal tax returns for some of these nonprofits show that the ORR contracts and grants proved very lucrative...
Decision was "not taken lightly"...
"it was Mr. Zelensky's government itself that neutered Energoatom's supervisory board."
Hundreds of U.S. counties still restrict or prohibit the sale of alcohol, most heavily concentrated in the South and Midwest...
"The American people have just taken their first full breath after surviving an attempt to smother the Republic through a Marxist-inspired..."
The dispute pits federal officials against 21 states that haven’t turned over data about how SNAP benefits are used...
The supply and demand mismatch has turned decisively in favor of the buyside, and if indices push to new highs, FOMO-driven chase behavior could accelerate.
In 2025, retail investors outperformed both SPY and QQQ, thanks to their larger Tech bias and successful risk taking in precious metals during the September and October gold rush.
Newsom's "normalcy" sermon exposes the Democrats’ desperation after years of pushing radical agendas on gender ideology, unchecked immigration, and climate hysteria that have alienated the heartland...
"Citadel maintains a downsized office in Chicago after moving from its namesake tower at 131 S. Dearborn that once served as the firm's headquarters."







































