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The businesses and people harmed by the rise of ESG

Proponents of investment based on ESG principles have touted it as a way to protect the environment and advance social equality, but the movement has also created losers as it has spread throughout corporations.

Social Security update: Direct payment worth $914 arrives in three weeks

There are just three more weeks until recipients of the Supplemental Security Income program will receive their second June payments, worth up to $914 for individual filers.

Democrats pushing for debt limit overhaul bill: Report

House and Senate Democrats are reportedly introducing legislation Friday to overhaul the debt ceiling process in response to the default scare, where lawmakers came extremely close to careening the economy into an unprecedented and dangerous situation.

Vivek Ramaswamy says DeSantis campaign too sensitive: ‘I hope they grow out of it’

Vivek Ramaswamy, entrepreneur and 2024 Republican presidential candidate, thinks Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis's campaign should toughen up as the primary gets underway.

Democrats optimistic as Julie Su’s labor nomination languishes Senate

It’s been nearly four months since President Joe Biden nominated Julie Su to become labor secretary, and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) has not yet set a date to hold a vote on the floor, a key sign that her nomination still doesn’t have the votes.

Can President Joe Biden’s White House wish away RFK Jr.’s 2024 primary challenge?

The White House's strategy to date has been to ignore it. The press has mostly ignored Kennedy as well.

Republicans revolt after Eric Adams sues upstate counties for blocking migrants from NYC

Furious Republican lawmakers outside the five boroughs have vowed to fight New York City Mayor Eric Adams after he sued dozens of counties for refusing to take in illegal immigrants the city had once claimed it was willing to help.

Donald Trump indictment: Former president faces Espionage Act and obstruction charges

Donald Trump's counsel said Thursday evening the former president is facing seven charges, including a violation of the Espionage Act, making false claims, and conspiracy to obstruct justice.

Beer industry wants Biden administration to repeal Trump-era aluminum tariffs

The product is necessary for cans of the beverage.

As China freezes out US defense secretary, the nations’ Cold War grows frostier

Beijing recently sailed one of its warships directly across the path of an American destroyer.
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