In the early hours of Saturday, the U.S. Senate passed a Republican budget blueprint that’s less a testament to fiscal responsibility and more a stark indication of misplaced priorities. This measure aims to extend the controversial tax cuts initiated in 2017 under President Trump’s administration, while simultaneously proposing a substantial decrease in government spending. The
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In an era where conversations surrounding workplace ethics and personal conduct are more critical than ever, filmmaker Paul Schrader finds himself entrenched in a lawsuit alleging sexual assault and harassment from a former personal assistant. The gravity of these allegations, reported by multiple news outlets, reveals not only the purported actions of Schrader but also
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In the hallowed halls of professional sports, few achievements resonate louder than the breaking of records held by legends. On a notable evening in Washington, D.C., Alex Ovechkin accomplished just that, tying Wayne Gretzky’s long-standing mark for most goals scored in NHL history at 894. This event was monumental, not merely for what it symbolized
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In an era where the tech world is racing toward the latest and greatest in artificial intelligence, Microsoft takes a radically different approach, one that is as intriguing as it is maddening. The company holds a substantial inventory of Nvidia’s powerful graphics processing units (GPUs) but has opted not to leverage them in the usual
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In an era defined by unpredictability, former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer’s reflections on President Trump’s newly implemented tariffs resonate like a siren warning of impending economic turmoil. The tariffs, which affect imports from over 100 countries, aim to protect American industry. However, this protectionist move may come at the expense of consumers and investors alike.
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The world of private investment is often viewed through a glossy lens, where ultra-rich families and their financial empires endlessly weave threads of ambition through the fabric of the market. However, recent developments have introduced a disconcerting chill into this world. March 2023 marked a significant downturn in deal-making, heavily influenced by the trade policies
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The current discourse surrounding Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) in the United States, particularly as championed by Congressman Tom Emmer and his cohort of Republican legislators, is a classic example of poor policymaking cloaked in the guise of civil liberties defense. The proposal to pass the Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act reflects a fundamental misunderstanding of
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The future of steel manufacturing in the UK hangs in the balance as the last operational blast furnaces face an imminent shutdown, jeopardizing not only jobs but also vital infrastructure support. The decision by Jingye, the Chinese owner of British Steel in Scunthorpe, to halt crucial supply orders for iron ore, coal, and other essential
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