Politics
Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac & Crypto-Collateralized Loans
In recent years, cryptocurrencies have moved from the fringes of finance into more traditional arenas, including housing finance. A notable development occurred in mid-2025: for
Summarizing the U.S. Interventions in the Middle East Since 1975
American involvement in the Middle East has revolutionized the region since the 1970s. Military campaigns and devastating sanctions have affected the area deeply. UN sanctions on
Where is the PELOSI Act? Stop Congress From Trading Stocks
There might have been some premature excitement when this was proposed thinking it would gain traction. Then again, it’s the federal government we are talking
Should Building Codes Be Free?
Should Building Codes Be Free? The Legal, Ethical, and Technological Battle Over Access to the Law In the construction and design world, a curious paradox
The US-Ukraine Minerals Deal: What’s Really at Stake
Did you know Ukraine holds 22 of the 34 minerals that the EU considers critical? Most folks have no clue that Ukraine’s sitting on nearly 10% of
The Monetization of the Constitution
The Founders Were More Socialist Than You Think The US Constitution may be printed in law books, but it was never just a legal document.
U.S Bitcoin Reserve vs. Digital Asset Stockpile: The Differences
In an era where cryptocurrency’s influence on the global financial system becomes increasingly undeniable, the U.S. government has emerged as a pivotal player in the
Inside Trump’s Gold Card: What Comes With $5M Citizenship Path
Rich foreigners may forget the Green Card, and look to strike gold. The new “Gold Card” offering by the Trump Administration proposes a $5 million
Salt Typhoon Alert: The Hidden Cyber Threat You Need to Know
In an era where cybersecurity threats pose unprecedented risks to national infrastructure, Salt Typhoon stands as the most significant breach in U.S. telecommunications history. This
Cancel Taxes! How Tariffs Powered America’s Growth (1870-1913)
With tariffs being the talk of the town, it’s worth noting how the United States once operated without an income tax system. According to historical