Obama, The Fed, Hidden-tax heists
RAHN: Obama's hidden-tax heist - Washington Times: " . . . What is new is the big tax on savings, again imposed by the Fed. By artificially holding down interest rates to lower-than-expected real market rates, the Fed is, in effect, expropriating interest income (an implicit tax) that savers normally would be expected to enjoy. This interest manipulation enables the government to fund its debt at less than what would be real market rates at the expense of savers, making the deficit appear much smaller than it really is. There also has been huge growth in the unseen “regulatory tax” over the past four years. A regulatory tax is the cost of regulation imposed on the productive sectors of the economy when the costs of the regulation exceed the benefits. The Obama administration continues to ignore legislative mandates, both on comment periods and cost-benefit analysis, for the tidal wave of new regulation that is hitting businesses — and individuals. . . ."
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MBA Survey: "Share of Mortgage Loans in Forbearance Decreases to 5.37%"
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Note: This is as of January 10th.
From the MBA: Share of Mortgage Loans in Forbearance Decreases to 5.37%
The Mortgage Bankers Association’s (MBA) latest F...
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How to watch SpaceX launch dozens of satellites on a rocket ride-share Thursday - CNET
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Elon Musk's space company could send nearly 100 satellites to orbit in a
single go this week.
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When Can You Refreeze Foods After Thawing?
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Freezing food is a great way to keep it fresh when you buy it in bulk, but
after something is thawed, it’s not always safe to refreeze. Often the
answer ...
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Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World: The Game Is The Winter Hangout I Needed Right Now
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Absence can make the heart grow fonder, and with* Scott Pilgrim vs. The
World: The Game* the wait has set me up to fall in love with its retro
gaming nos...
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A psychiatric diagnosis can be more than an unkind ‘label’
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When I was training as a clinical psychologist, I had a rotation in a
low-cost psychotherapy clinic.
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Among the first peopl...
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How and when to build marketing teams at deep tech companies
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When should deep-tech companies hire marketers, and do these hires need
industry experience?
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Vegan Restaurant ONA Gets Michelin Star in France, a First
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“We want to show you can eat differently,” said Claire VallĂ©e, whose
restaurant won the star. A growing number of chefs are eschewing France’s
traditional,...
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Bank dividends to bounce back after 'very grim' year
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Bank shareholders are set to pocket higher dividends in the year ahead,
after the worst-case scenarios of 2020 did not eventuate.
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How to Make Data Privacy Real
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We need control over how our data is used. Thanks to California, there’s a
promising new path.
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No testing, no info on what needs to be fixed
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Testing students’ reading and math skills this spring will be challenging.
Many will be at home, some with inadequate technology and Internet access.
Other...
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Qualcomm-backed chipmaker Kneron nails Foxconn funding, deal
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A startup based out of San Diego and Taipei is quietly nailing fundings and
deals from some of the biggest names in electronics. Kneron, which
specializes ...
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President-Elect’s Plan Includes Vital EITC Increase for Adults Not Raising Children
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The emergency relief plan that President-elect Biden announced yesterday
would expand the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) for over 17 million adults
not...
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Graydon: COVID Evolving: Comment—Noted
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**Graydon**: _COVID Evolving: Comment_ : ‘SARS-CoV-2 derives from a bat
disease. Bats are weird; bats, unlike nearly all other mammals, have two
body tempe...
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Three steps to keep your YouTube account secure
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In the spirit of World Password Day, we encourage all creators to bolster
the security of their Google accounts. Unfortunately, over the past several
month...
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32+ Years...
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Huawei Working On 5G Radar Tech For Self-Driving Cars
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Current chairman Xu Zhijun said Huawei is working on millimeter-wave radar
and laser radar for use in autonomous vehicles as part of an “ecosystem” of
car-...
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Bifurcar 'blockchain': universos paralelos de cadenas ingobernables
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Los usuarios de Nano han demandado a sus desarrolladores por una pérdida de
criptomonedas valorada en 150 millones de euros. Si prospera, estarĂan
obligado...
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The Blog Moves On
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But the show goes on.
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The US Treasury’s missed opportunity
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The US Treasury recently published the first in a series of reports
designed to implement the seven core principles for regulating the US
financial system ...
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The 'Only' Profession to 'Celebrate What It Means to Live a Life'
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In another strange sign of the mounting culture wars, Viola Davis’s
emotional Oscars tribute to artists has become political fodder.
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The search for the best middle-class tax cut
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Say you want to help struggling middle-class families by cutting their
taxes. Say you want to figure out an actually helpful plan to do that, and
not just ...
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Jilly Cooper hits out at 'fatal' impact of local government cuts to libraries
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Cooper, who has an OBE for services to literature, has attacked David
Cameron for allowing more than 350 libraries to close across Britain
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IBM buys Ustream: is it a workforce communication play?
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IBM has added Ustream to a long list of video technology company
acquisitions in the recent past -- like Clearleap acquired last month --
buying the stream...
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Book Expo America, BookCon, Detroit Public TV Video
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Tweets about #BookCon2015 OR #BEA15
*Date: Fri May, 29 2015 11:00 AM CDT — Sun May, 31 2015 3:00 PM CDT*
*Detroit Public TV will bring live inside the boo...
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The World's Billionaires
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Carlos Slim Helu takes the No. 1 spot on Forbes' annual list of the world's
richest as a record 164 billionaires return to the ranking amid the global
econ...
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