Monthly archives: September, 2026
Replay Was Supposed to Catch the Blown Call. Now It’s Hunting for Technicalities.
August Added 162,000 Jobs, Blowing Past Forecasts. Trump’s Response Was to Threaten Global Trade Anyway.
August’s jobs report came in Friday morning, and it was a good one: 162,000 jobs added, more than double what economists were expecting, unemployment holding steady at 4.1 percent. That’s normally a number worth celebrating. Instead, a few hours later, the president threatened to stop trading with most of the world. At 9:56am, he posted …
The Supreme Court Said His Tariffs Were Illegal, 6-3. He Called Them Fools and Kept Charging You Anyway.
In February, six Supreme Court justices told Donald Trump his tariffs were illegal. Two of the six were his own appointees. His response was to call them fools, question their loyalty, and keep charging you the tariffs anyway. Here’s the part that should bother you more than the insult. On February 20, in Learning Resources …
14 States Still Won’t Let Tesla Sell You a Car Directly. Guess Who Wrote the Law.
Nobody likes buying a car from a dealership. That’s not really an opinion at this point, it’s just consensus. A widely cited industry survey found 87% of people disliked something about the process, and if you’ve ever spent an afternoon waiting for a stranger to “check with his manager” over a number that was never …
The Fed Quietly Sent Wall Street $420 Billion. Nobody’s Allowed to Call It a Bailout.
Nobody at the Federal Reserve wants to use the word “bailout.” So they didn’t. Since last fall, the New York Fed has pumped more than $420 billion into Wall Street through repo operations — short-term loans where banks hand over Treasury bills as collateral and walk away with cash. The Fed used to cap this …