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Javier Milei And Donald Trump’s Marxist Culture Wars
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The Return Of Dr Strangelove—Will Geopolitics Bring Back Game Theory?
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Rising Copper Prices Validating Trump’s Vision Of A New World Order
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Moody’s, Last Credit Rater Giving U.S. Top Marks, Turns Negative
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Bureau Of Prisons Is ‘Rudderless’ Operation, Says Former Director
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How President Trump Wants To Reform The Income Tax Code
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Next Up For Social Security And The IRS: No More Paper Checks
An executive order directs the federal government to stop issuing paper checks for benefits and tax refunds in favor of direct deposit, prepaid cards, or other options.
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SEC Votes To End Legal Defense Of Climate Disclosure Rule
On March 27, the SEC officially voted to end the legal defense of the Climate-Related Disclosure Rule, likely killing sustainability reporting at the national level.
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EU Parliament Likely To Approve Sustainability Reporting Delay On April 3
The EU is considering a proposal to drastically reduce sustainability reporting requirements and “stop the clock” directive to delay reporting requirements until 2028
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Trump’s Trade Aim May Delay U.S./European Auto Tariff Pact
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