Government Uses Private Sector to Expand Surveillance State
The government comes for civil liberties by partnering with large corporations and a private surveillance company to monitor the general […]
Why 33% of United States Now Has Elevated Risk of Power Outages
One third of the US at risk of power outages because the grids are not up to the task of
Chevron Overturned Part 2: Regulatory Agencies Lose “Agility”
Proponents of the Chevron Doctrine fear the regulatory agencies’ loss of “agility”, but we all know that’s code for loss
Chevron Overturned: Now What?
SCOTUS overturns decades old Chevron case, and businesses will get some reprieve from regulators. July 1, 2024 By: Bobby Casey,
What’s Going on in the Economy Will Have Global Implications
The continuing corporate inversion and systemic collapsing of banks will have implications on the global economy. June 24, 2024 By:
Treasury Invokes Racism for New Tax Rules
The social engineering being read into the tax rules is now trying to impose a form of racial equity, or
From Land of the Free to Land of the Tax Slave
The US government is one of two in the world that has tax evasion crimes for non-citizens, and an exit
BRICS Expanding Its Membership
BRICS has not only on-boarded several new countries, they have fifteen waiting in the wings, and another twenty-five who are
California Continues to Struggle with Transportation and Infrastructure
California is the laboratory for all progressive initiatives, and they are getting expensive and unrealistic when it comes to transportation
Biden Proposes Highest Capital Gains Tax Since 1922
The US economy is hobbling along, and its president is on a crusade to hike small business and capital gains
