A Financial Times study stirs the pot with a new analysis: blacks and other out groups still face considerable discrmination in lending
Read more...Quelle surprise! The Scott Bessent announcement of a possible Trump housing emergency made it sound like a stunt, not a plan.
Read more...Michael Hudson discusses hot topics, such as the implications of the SCO conference and Xi’s global governance proposal.
Read more...How the debate over RFK, Jr. imposing big policy changes at the CDC illustrates the depth of tribalism in American discourse.
Read more...Libertarians are engaging in colonialism 2.0 by setting up self-governing enclaves in poor countries.
Read more...What will Trump do as his policy backfires become too large and frequent to deny?
Read more...Trump is likely to win his retaliatory tariff battle at the Supreme Court and even if not, he’s too fond of this bludgeon to give it up.
Read more...A detalied history of the two incarnations of Yugoslavia and how the state unraveled.
Read more...More on the holes in the Trump allegations that Fed governor Lisa Cook committed mortgage fraud.
Read more...Are protests alone enough to confront the billionaires?
Read more...Michael Hudson recaps the long history of limits on lenders’ rights for the benefit of society and how the Roman era was an inflection point
Read more...Case studies of Armenia, Vietnam and Poland as countries that re-emerged after conquest. What set them apart?
Read more...While some Western pundits are starting to acknowledge Ukraine’s dire condition, large amounts of porcine maquillage are also being applied.
Read more...A wide-ranging review of how unccordinated Trump policies undermine the dollar and the international banking system, and even each other.
Read more...Pressured by banks, US and European officials are loosening regulations to prevent another 2008 which will have predictable consequences
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