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Over the last 40 years, the federal funds rate—the rate at which the Federal Reserve lends money—moved with the federal deficit. Sometimes it moved in lockstep. As the federal funds rate generally declined from its historical high in the early eighties, budget deficits grew more…
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The cost of settling vaccine injury cases in the last ten years is approximately the same that the program has incurred in the first twenty years of it…
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Steadily increasing global temperatures have been at the heart of the climate change debate. Over the last 40 years, the National Aeronautic and Space …
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Peer-to-Peer (p2p) lenders such as Social Finance (SoFi), Prosper, and LendingClub have been around for over a decade by now. They offer a new way to l…
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In March of 2020, researchers from the cybersecurity service Vulnerability.com published a blog post listing Microsoft subdomains that they had taken o…
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The story of Solyndra has been repeated often. A California startup with an innovative technology for solar power received a $535 million loan guarante…
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The 2020 election is set to break numerous records in the number of ballots cast in a U.S. election and the number of those ballots cast by mail. As a …
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Two potential vaccines for the COVID-19 virus have been announced from Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna pharmaceuticals with success rates of 95% and 90% re…
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