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What Happens When a Political Fights Turns to the Courts?

No doubt most Americans are somewhat familiar with Donald Trump’s fight with Congress over funding for a border wall. Over the course of December and January, Trump shut down the government because Congress refused to pass spending bills that included funds to build a wall along the Mexican border. The shutdown did not produce results

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The Countdown Clock on a China Shock Keeps Ticking Louder

We’ve written numerous times about the likelihood of a Chinese credit crisis and the risks of contagion from such a crisis in China and the global economy. Despite long-standing concerns, this is an issue that simply won’t go away. China has repeatedly turned to more debt, lower interest rates, currency devaluation and other cheap tricks of

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Warren Won’t Wait for Impeachment. She Says Use the 25th Amendment Now

Washington, D.C., is in the grip of “impeachment fever,” with many progressives calling for the impeachment of President Donald J. Trump. Rep. Maxine Waters (D-CA) is the leader of this group, but she has many followers, including Rep. Brad Sherman (D-CA), who has already introduced articles of impeachment against Trump despite being warned off by

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Professor Who Wrote the Book on Abolishing Cash Says… He Likes Gold!

Professor Ken Rogoff of Harvard is a chess grandmaster, world-class economist and author or co-author of several bestselling books on economics. He is also an advocate of negative interest rates, which is a form of wealth confiscation from savings accounts. Rogoff understands that savers who face a negative interest rate on bank deposits can easily

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The Fed Runs Up Another White Flag. Balance Sheet Reduction Is Done.

Since the end of QE and the “taper” in October 2014, the Fed has been trying to “normalize” their balance sheet and interest rates. The balance sheet needed to be reduced from $4.5 trillion to about $2.5 trillion through “quantitative tightening” or QT, which is tantamount to burning money. Interest rates needed to be raised

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