Beginning in April, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) announced it would step up its regulation of fintech companies. This proposed rule would govern when and how the CFPB will make results from supervisory action available to the public and expand the bureau’s regulatory ...
I have been in only one big earthquake. It was years ago in Izmir, Turkey. As I was standing in the garden of my hotel, the ground underfoot was sloshing around like water in a waterbed. Now I feel as though the world is experiencing a prolonged earthquake. Life, metaphorically, is shifting ...
After contracting COVID-19, President Biden quickly appeared on video to show Americans that, while he's fighting off the symptoms, he's doing fine. But even if he's back on the campaign trail in a day or two, that doesn't necessarily mean the COVID conversation about Biden's health is ...
Think quick: What comes to mind when you hear the name Benito Mussolini? Bad guy. Bellicose. Bald. The man who styled himself Il Duce (The Leader) was all those. And more. Yet 77 years after he was shot and hanged upside down before an angry mob in the ruins of a bombed-out Milan gas station, ...
The United States has a new ambassador to South Korea at a pivotal moment in U.S.-Korean relations and the confrontation between North and South Korea. Philip Goldberg has arrived in Seoul just as the United States and the Republic of Korea are beginning to see eye to eye, and South Korea’s ...
Abortion regulation is an intractable problem mainly because no one knows the true nature of reality. Differing opinions about the existence and nature of God, the human soul, objective morality and other “first principles” lead to irreconcilable opinions about abortion. If Congress, ...
