“Coinbase Opens at $381 in Volatile Market Debut. Should You Buy the Stock?,” Bloomberg wondered
Category: politics
Biden Faces The Grim Reality Of A Disengaged Nation
For (at least) the second time in a week, Joe Biden pitched his infrastructure plan
‘Something Went Terribly Wrong’: How To Think About Corporate Virtue Signaling
As I was briskly running through Jamie Dimon’s latest annual letter, it occurred to me
Jamie Dimon Delivers 67-Page Prescriptive Manifesto For America
“While I have a deep and abiding faith in the United States of America and
The Day Janet Yellen Buried Trump’s Foreign Policy
Revenge is a dish best served cold, as Treasury Secretary. More than three years after
The GOP Versus Corporate America?
You know, it’s funny. For one half of America’s political duopoly, principles aren’t just malleable
$2.25 Trillion And ‘The Need To Really Deliver’
Joe Biden wants to tax corporations at a higher rate in order to help offset
Biden Leaves Little To Analyze As Methodical Mr. Fix-It
Just hours after CDC Director Rochelle Walensky nearly broke down in tears while imploring Americans
CDC Director Walensky Tearfully Warns Of ‘Impending Doom’
It’s never a great sign when the CDC Director nearly starts crying while discussing a
Chafing At Xinjiang Rebuke, China Ready To Burn Off Some Fingers
China is irritated. Beijing on Saturday raised the temperature on simmering tensions with the west,
Non Sequiturs From A Crazy World
It’s a crazy world, in case you haven’t noticed. Wednesday offered an eclectic hodgepodge of
Just Kidding
In a highly inauspicious development that seemed to telegraph confusion and frustration at the highest
‘A Very, Very Serious Situation’
The mood was cautious Tuesday, as the pandemic fight, now in its second year, weighed
Baked Alaska
Chinese stocks crumbled Friday, diving nearly 3%, a slide some attributed to acrimony during high-level
‘Astra’nomical Problem Or ‘Temporary’ Setback?
Maybe it’s complacency or maybe it’s the number of safe (as far as we know)
‘Patriots’ Only
There’s “no need for sudden shifts” in economic policy this year, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang
$1 Trillion In Your Pocket
“Tomorrow will make one year since the coronavirus was declared a public health emergency by
Saudi Oil Infrastructure Gets Another Test In Ambitious Houthi Strike
In a rather stark reminder that a meaningful portion of the world’s oil supply is
The Last Thing We Need
Joe Biden wishes “some of America’s elected officials” understood why it’s still crucial for people
Patchwork News
When it comes to being “committed” to New York City, JPMorgan is “planning for the
Levity, Levitation, And A ‘Violent Disagreement’
Things are “less complicated” in the Senate now that Democrats have apparently decided not to
Stimulus And The Tyranny Of ‘Practicality’
The House passed Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion virus relief bill early Saturday. It was not
US Blames Bin Salman For Khashoggi. Will Punish Some Other People
More than two years after dissident journalist and Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi was murdered
Idiocy And The Art Of Getting Lost
This brings us closer to answering the nagging question that just won’t go away: Why
Ocasio-Cortez And The Texas Flex
The cynical among you might be inclined to call it political opportunism. The bleeding hearts
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