Mark Cuban says health insurers could pay off the national debt just by being fined just $100 for overbilling and denying care
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Mark Cuban says health insurers could pay off the national debt just by being fined just $100 for overbilling and denying care…
Mark Cuban is turning his fire on the U.S. healthcare industry, arguing that rampant overbilling and deceptive practices by insurers and providers could generate massive federal revenue — if anyone bothered to hold them to account. “If we fined insurers and…
What the US strike in Venezuela means for gas prices and the largest proven oil reserve on the planet
https://www.cnn.com/2026/01/03/business/oil-gas-venezuela-maduro
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Brexit has deepened the British economy’s flaws and dulled its strengths
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Brexit has deepened the British economy’s flaws and dulled its strengths
The question is what to do about it
The $17 Trillion Pivot: How the US Seizure of Venezuela Just Rewrote the Global Order. The Cold Math of Dominance: How controlling $17 trillion in reserves checkmates Iran, secures the Petrodollar, and turns a failed state into America's ultimate strategic asset.
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The $17 Trillion Pivot: How the US Seizure of Venezuela Just Rewrote the Global Order.
The Cold Math of Dominance: How controlling $17 trillion in reserves checkmates Iran, secures the Petrodollar, and turns a failed state into America's ultimate strategic asset.
Are we headed towards a financial crisis, in the next few years?
According to Economist:
When Lehman went bust, its failure caused some $10trn in global equity losses within weeks. It’s impossible to know what will be the spark that sets off the next conflagration. A sudden consensus that ai won’t live up to expectations? A massive corporate fraud? Something else entirely? What’s clear is that, once the blaze begins, plenty of kindling will help it spread—thanks to Wall Street’s obsession with bonuses, hidden illiquidity, mismatched books and unregulated markets.
According to fool49:
So with bad incentives for financial professionals and financial deregulation, we may be headed towards a financial crisis. As stock and mutual funds and other financial assets ownership has.gone up, a lot more people will be impacted negatively by a crash in the markets. Also other problems like rising debt, volatile cryptocurrency, and illiquid private investment. And don't forget the elephant in the room. The so called AI bubble.
To me the other problems are much more serious, than an over investment and stretched valuations in AI. I wouldn't be surprised by a market crash of over 20%.
Reference: Economist
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According to Economist:
When Lehman went bust, its failure caused some $10trn in global equity losses within weeks. It’s impossible to know what will be the spark that sets off the next conflagration. A sudden consensus that ai won’t live up to expectations? A massive corporate fraud? Something else entirely? What’s clear is that, once the blaze begins, plenty of kindling will help it spread—thanks to Wall Street’s obsession with bonuses, hidden illiquidity, mismatched books and unregulated markets.
According to fool49:
So with bad incentives for financial professionals and financial deregulation, we may be headed towards a financial crisis. As stock and mutual funds and other financial assets ownership has.gone up, a lot more people will be impacted negatively by a crash in the markets. Also other problems like rising debt, volatile cryptocurrency, and illiquid private investment. And don't forget the elephant in the room. The so called AI bubble.
To me the other problems are much more serious, than an over investment and stretched valuations in AI. I wouldn't be surprised by a market crash of over 20%.
Reference: Economist
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Trump Pardoned 3 Crypto Felons In 10 Months—Here's What Each One Cost
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Trump Pardoned 3 Crypto Felons In 10 Months—Here's What Each One Cost
President Donald Trump pardoned three high-profile crypto figures between January and October 2025, triggering allegations that personal financial ties influenced executive clemency decisions. Ross Ulbricht: The Silk Road Founder Trump granted a full and…
Trump Says We Have the “Hottest” Economy. Markets Tell a Different Story. | The U.S. economy entered 2025 as the “envy of the world.” It exited well behind its peers.
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Trump Says We Have the “Hottest” Economy. Markets Tell a Different Story.
The U.S. economy entered 2025 as the “envy of the world.” It exited well behind its peers.
Trump Says We Have the “Hottest” Economy. Markets Tell a Different Story. | The U.S. economy entered 2025 as the “envy of the world.” It exited well behind its peers.
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Trump Says We Have the “Hottest” Economy. Markets Tell a Different Story.
The U.S. economy entered 2025 as the “envy of the world.” It exited well behind its peers.
Mitt Romney says taxing the rich is now necessary 'given the magnitude of our national debt'
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Mitt Romney says the U.S. is on a cliff—and taxing the rich is now necessary 'given the magnitude of our national debt' | Fortune
Romney is worth an estimated $254 million, and was among Congress's wealthiest members.
Can the global economy handle a world with fewer kids? : Consider This from NPR
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Can the global economy handle a world with fewer kids?
Ashley and Nick Evancho say raising their young daughter, Sophia, is one of the most joyous things they've ever done. But the Evanchos also made a decision that's increasingly common for families in the U.S. and around the world: one is enough. The trend…
We have money to run Venezuela and to bail out Argentina, but not to keep affordable healthcare?
Who in their right mind thanks that running Venezuela will be free, let alone morally justifiable? We spent trillions of dollars and many thousands of American lives in Iraq and Afghanistan to no benefit. What makes us think Venezuela will be any different? And, unlike the occupations of Iraq and Afghanistan, which were approved by Congress and NATO allies, this Venezuela boondoggle breaks every law of the land.
The US blew up boats all along the coasts of South America, then murdering helpless survivors in the water. This puts us in company with tyrants, killers and pirates.
Meanwhile, we just cancelled healthcare subsidies for low-wage American workers.
Disgusting. Is this who we are now?
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Who in their right mind thanks that running Venezuela will be free, let alone morally justifiable? We spent trillions of dollars and many thousands of American lives in Iraq and Afghanistan to no benefit. What makes us think Venezuela will be any different? And, unlike the occupations of Iraq and Afghanistan, which were approved by Congress and NATO allies, this Venezuela boondoggle breaks every law of the land.
The US blew up boats all along the coasts of South America, then murdering helpless survivors in the water. This puts us in company with tyrants, killers and pirates.
Meanwhile, we just cancelled healthcare subsidies for low-wage American workers.
Disgusting. Is this who we are now?
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Maduro, Venezuela, The U.S.—And The Oil Shock China Can’t Price In
https://www.forbes.com/sites/guneyyildiz/2026/01/03/maduro-venezuela-the-us-and-the-oil-shock-china-cant-price-in/
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Maduro, Venezuela, The U.S.—And The Oil Shock China Can’t Price In
The U.S. capture of Nicolás Maduro exposes China's $19 billion in outstanding loans tied to Venezuelan oil, triggering heavy sour crude shortages and market volatility.
Trump Admits To Ignoring Medical Advice, Doctor Says He Never Got An MRI.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/maryroeloffs/2026/01/01/trump-admits-to-ignoring-medical-advice-doctor-says-he-never-got-an-mri/
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Trump Admits To Ignoring Medical Advice, Doctor Says He Never Got An MRI
Trump shared some revealing health details in a new interview with the Wall Street Journal.
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Brazil is trading with China in their own currencies and eventually the U.S. can’t sanction people
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"I Voted Trump to Lower Prices": Now My Groceries Cost $100/Week, My Farm's Bankrupt, and Healthcare Just Doubled. Where's My $2,000 Check?
https://thedailyadda.com/2026/01/05/i-voted-trump-to-lower-prices-now-my-groceries-cost-100-week-my-farms-bankrupt-and-healthcare-just-doubled-wheres-my-2000-check/
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Trump's economic approval hits a new low at 36%, poll finds
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Trump's economic approval hits a new low at 36%, poll finds
A new NPR/PBS News/Marist poll finds 70% of Americans say things have become too unaffordable and have a dim outlook on the economy and President Trump's handling of it.
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He’s not going to reduce the cost of anything and is only raising our cost of living and increasing the debt ceiling
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