890 articles · page 8 of 45

Investment abuses and fraud

Silicon Valley Billionaires and Trump Push Crypto To Threaten the Fed

Aug 1, 2024

This article was updated Dec. 7, 2025 What does crypto–a Ponzi investment designed to elude fraud detection–and the most corrupt president in U.S. history have in common? The answer is: everything. Crypto scams worldwide are on the rise. In this New York Times article, worldwide criminals are using stablecoins and other cryptocurrencies to stage elaborate frauds, most…

Conflicts of interest and corruption

Don’t Fall for the “Hillbilly” Label: J.D. Vance Is Silicon Valley’s Chosen Candidate To Create New American Oligarchs

Jul 19, 2024

The Silicon Valley billionaires just bought the best VP money can buy. Vance will do whatever it takes to enact high-tech programs in the Trump administration and create the first geneation of american oligarchs and Crypto fraudsters. The selection of Ohio Senator J.D. Vance as Donald Trump’s vice presidential candidate is the most blatant political…

Conflicts of interest and corruption

Don’t Be Fooled By Trump’s Calls for “Unity” and Peaceful Protest. It’s Part of His Victimization Agenda

Jul 14, 2024

Donald Trump’s calls for “unity” in the aftermath of his shooting yesterday should not fool most Americans, who see it as just another part of his victimization strategy. In his 78 years, Trump has never advocated political or social unity on any issue except the hatred of someone or something–leftists, socialists, immigrants, pro-abortionists, Democrats, Hillary…

Elections and politics

What Al Franken’s Sad Resignation Can Teach Joe Biden

Jul 10, 2024

President Joe Biden is one of many elected officials who faced the tough decision of resigning from public office. These decisions are massive blows to their egos, legacy, lifestyle, and craving for the benefits of being an influential person. Biden, however, can learn from an earlier example that forced a rising star in the Democratic…

Elections and politics

Why Trump Really Hates Milwaukee: It Has a Large Black Population

Jun 14, 2024

When Donald Trump said that Milwaukee was “a terrible city,” “or a horrible city.” Depending on the source. Either way, the political pundits fell all over themselves to avoid the real meaning of Trump’s remarks: Milwaukee has a significant Black population, and Trump dislikes Blacks. According to four sources, approximately 39% of Milwaukee’s population identifies…

Economic justice

2024’s Biggest Campaign Issue: It’s Income Inequality, Stupid

Jun 12, 2024

When asked about the major issues facing Americans in the 1992 presidential election, James Carville, a strategist for then-presidential candidate Bill Clinton, said, “It’s the economy, stupid.” Carville told campaign workers that the three issues facing Americans were health care, avoiding the same mistakes perpetuated by George Bush, and the economy. About 32 years later,…

Political economy

Wealthy Jews Want To Be American Oligarchs In The Trump Administration

Jun 10, 2024

Wealthy, Elitist American Jews are now pushing their right-wing Republican, pro-Trump agendas, despite the fact that 80% of American Jews are democrats. With friends like these, who needs enemies? Rhetorical disputes and sometimes violent attacks between Jewish groups are not new in the 3,000-year-old history of the Jewish civilization. From the wars during the periods…

Conflicts of interest and corruption

Face It: Too Many American Voters Are Stupid

Jun 8, 2024

Of course, it’s not politically correct to say this, but the sad fact is that millions of Americans don’t know the first thing about how their government works and the basics of finances. They are stupid. This explains why Americans have ranked very low in international financial and political literacy tests for years. Now, it…

News

The Cost of Arrogance: Misjudging People Can Be Very Costly

May 23, 2024

Arrogance is a typical trait that is best kept in check by self-awareness. Here are two interesting stories about how arrogant people often are their own worst enemy and how they cost their businesses untold millions. This first story is from Memory Lane Moments and posted on Facebook. This short article spells out the…

Elections and politics

Desperate For Advice, Trump Holds Seance To Get Campaign Ideas From Mussolini, Capone, Mary Magdalene, Genghis Khan, and Abe Lincoln

May 19, 2024

A new report shows that Donald Trump, the Republican Presidential candidate, has been holding a series of secret seances in Manhattan to obtain political advice from deceased leaders and personalities to bolster his presidential campaign. Lindsay Graham, a Republican Senator from South Carolina, conducted the seances. In a series of leaked tapes, we hear Donald…

Conflicts of interest and corruption

Trump’s Corruption Brand Scars America

May 10, 2024

In a consumer, capitalist society, marketing, and branding are everything. This powerful combination of marketing drives sales and reputation and motivates customers to purchase otherwise nondescript commodities as if they had a magical attraction that would make their lives better, more prosperous, longer, and more pleasurable. Marketing accounts for a large percentage of any corporation’s…

Elections and politics

America Has a Coward Problem and Lacks Courage To Change

May 1, 2024

Video From elected officials to college presidents to the nation’s Attorney General, the U.S. has a cowardice problem. Who dares to fix it? America cultivated the macho man mystique, but it is not evident today in the twisted world of Donald Trump. As the Mashable website said, “The candidate’s vitriol, rants, and crass commentary…

Retirement and 401(k)

What is the Equity Premium and Why It’s Important

Apr 26, 2024

Knowing the allocations and return differences between stocks and bonds is essential for investors with large portfolios who want maximum diversification. This is the basis, but how do you measure the differences? It’s done by measuring the equity risk premium. This measures the long-term market relationship between the historical expected return difference between stocks and…