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Trump Reportedly Poured $1.3 Million In Political Contributions Into His Own Businesses After Losing Election
Trump once boasted in an interview that he could be the first presidential candidate to "run and make money on it.” Former President Donald Trump continued to fundraise after he lost the 2020 election, and poured some $1.3 million of political contributions into his own businesses, his latest …
These 3 Dividend ETFs Are a Retiree's Best Friend
If you're largely done working for a living and are now looking to your nest egg to provide the money to cover your expenses, a diversified portfolio …
Today’s national mortgage & refinance rates, June 27th, 2022: Most rates fall
Average mortgage rates were mostly lower compared to a week ago, according to data compiled by Bankrate. Rates for 30-year fixed, 15-year fixed and …
11 Big Stocks Boost Dividend Yields By 100% Or More
If you like S&P 500 dividends, now's your time. Companies' dividend yields are soaring this year. All told, the yield on 11 stocks in the S&P 500, …
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Samuel L. Jackson Calls Out Clarence Thomas for Leaving Interracial Marriage Off List of Targets
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas released a concurring opinion that SCOTUS should reconsider the cases that legalized birth control, sodomy and same-sex marriage Samuel L. Jackson is weighing in on the fallout around the Supreme Court's latest ruling. The Academy Award honoree, 73, called out …
A disaster for America and suicide for the court
ABORTION RULING Modern constitutional law as we have known it ended Friday. When the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade and Casey v. Planned …
The Supreme Court declares war on modern America
It gives me no joy to say that my prediction in April that the Supreme Court was set to launch a war on modern America — on its social and legal progress over decades — was accurate. In a tone more reminiscent of a MAGA rally than a high court, the majority Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health …
If you think Denmark is all Borgen and social equality, take a look at its awful ‘ghetto’ law
We make a habit of idealising Scandinavia. Living in Britain, a country of damp sandwiches, dilapidated housing and extortionate gas bills, makes it easy to fantasise about places like Denmark, with its generous welfare state and 37-hour working week. We laud its social philosophies, binge on its …
