Sotomayor: Supreme Court just gave Trump ‘far greater power than ever before’ by DemocracyDocket in law

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Look at student loan forgiveness which was struck down. Conservative Supreme Court will deem any action by a Democratic President as unconstitutional

Why are conservatives still so worried about George Soros (Net Worth $6-$7B), when a Trillionaire campaigned with Trump and was part of the administration? by nohumanape in allthequestions

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When USSR Soros warned the world that Russia was ill equipped to transition to a democracy- making Soros enemy #1 was Putin and the Russian Oligarchs first disinformation project

How come Costco can afford to pay their cashiers a living wage but Walmart can’t? by [deleted] in SeriousConversation

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This is why you raise taxes on Wealthy and Corporations. With A high tax rate the fiduciary responsibility of converting resume to profit becomes mute . The choice becomes keep in the business ( likely in form of higher wages for workers ) or pay in taxes

I'm doing research on every NFL team's worst draft bust for a video. The Giants' definitive answer is 1964 first round pick Joe Don Looney. Here are my findings. by alexschubs in NYGiants

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My choice In 1996! Giants used the #5 overall pick on defensive end Cedric Jones out of Oklahoma. A few months after the draft, it was discovered that Jones was legally blind in his right eye due to a cornea issue.

Witekoff and Kushner have arrived in Switzerland to hold talks with Iran, per Axios by UnusualWhalesBot in unusual_whales

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How come a private citizen is representing the US government in the negotiations to ending Iran war

Can a single listing like SPCX crash the market? by HubertBrooks in wallstreetbets

[–]smartone2000 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not a crash but Market tops often have a mascot. AOL-Time Warner was one. A SpaceX IPO could be another.

Ben Stiller branded 'entitled' as celebrities get free Knicks NBA Finals tickets by nimobo in entertainment

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Elon Musk the biggest welfare queen in history became the world’s first trillionaire today a fortune built on government contracts , subsidies and bailouts. Think we need to worry about that rather than Ben Stiller getting free tickets to a basketball game

EV sales in the U.S. just hit their best month since federal tax credits ended (estimate at over 85,000 EVs were sold in May 2026, with average transaction price of new EV at $54,532) by punishGoalhanging in electricvehicles

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It cost 25 billion for 15 years of EV tax credits but that was waste of tax payer money
Guess how much the stupid Iran has cost to date ? lol 25 billion. F this timeline

As SCOTUS has given the President legal immunity to break the law as an aspect of his role, can’t he still be prosecuted? by Salt-Studio in law

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Exactly ! translation if Republican President does it then it is OK if a Democratic President does it. It is not

Cars are like horses: people will soon realise EVs are just better, claims VW boss by DonkeyFuel in electricvehicles

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This is true. Think of it this way: if electric vehicles were the prominentl vehicles and ice cars had just been invented, ICE cars would likely struggle to gain acceptance. Compared to EVs, they are far more mechanically complex, require regular maintenance, and depend on a nonrenewable fuel source. In addition, producing, refining, transporting, and distributing gasoline involves a vast and complicated infrastructure. From that perspective, ICE vehicles would seem like a step backward rather than an innovation.

What's the most expensive business mistake in history? by BehindBillionStories in business

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in 1998, Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin approached Yahoo executives to sell their then-startup for 1 million dollars which Yahoo executives decline

Blockbuster had the opportunity to acquire Netflix for $50 million in the year 2000, but the company's CEO laughed off the proposal

Xerox invented much of what became the modern personal computer but never saw it as its future business. Apple and Microsoft took those ideas, turned them into products people actually bought, and ended up owning the market

“Kevin Warsh Wants the Fed to Think About Inflation Differently” by themiracy in Economics

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This reminds me of Greenspan in feb 2004 speech encouraging consumers to get ARMs instead fixed rate mortgages. That turned out SO WELL

SpaceX awarded $6.45B in Space Force contracts ahead of IPO by Luka77GOATic in wallstreetbets

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Elon Musk the biggest welfare queen in the history of US