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CNBC reports that in fiscal year 2021, which ends on September 30, the U.S. government has seized $1.2 billion in cryptocurrency. The government reportedly auctions off its stockpile of Bitcoin, Ether
And now some have officially pushed back their reopening dates into October, hoping that the current surge in Covid-19 infections will subside.
BlackRock Inc. and Wells Fargo & Co. have pushed the
Thursday on CNBC’s “Squawk Box,” Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) addressed the debate about mask mandates for private businesses as the United States deals with the Delta variant of the coronavirus.
Cruz acknowl
Biden also intends to beef up fuel consumption and emission regulations by bringing in punitive measures to ensure the new standards are met.
These will be coupled with sweeping new efficiency standar
The plan to provide the economic migrants with taxpayer-funded vaccines was leaked Tuesday to the Washington Post by two DHS officials:
Vaccine would be provided to those facing deportation as well as
Reade responded to a clip on Twitter showing White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki responding to questions from a reporter asking if the White House would support an “independent investigation of alle
Ben & Jerry’s stirred controversy and outrage last month when the company announced that it would no longer allow its products to be sold in “Occupied Palestinian Territory.” It is not clear what
The image, a throwback to mid-20th century advertising, avoids the forward-looking, “green” aesthetic of Biden’s infrastructure promises, and instead evokes imagery from the New Deal or the postwar er
This week, Pritzker signed into law HB 121, which will classify not hiring illegal aliens with work permits for Illinois jobs as a civil rights violation.
The law is specifically designed to prevent e
