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The recent ruling from U.S. District Judge Ellen Lipton Hollander, which has blocked the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) from accessing sensitive personal data, speaks volumes about the desperate need to ensure that the government acts responsibly when tasked with the protection of citizen information. This incident isn’t merely a procedural squabble; it unfurls a
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The word “stagflation” might sound like a distant economic concept, reserved for textbooks and classrooms, but its implications are strikingly real for everyday consumers. As inflation rises while growth stagnates, individuals and families are trapped in a vise of financial insecurity. This scenario is not merely a repetitive cycle of economic theory. We find ourselves
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In an age where student debt has reached astronomical heights, the announcement from New York University’s Grossman School of Medicine in 2018 that it would offer full-tuition scholarships to all students was hailed as revolutionary. However, behind this benevolent curtain lies a troubling reality. While the initiative promised to alleviate financial burdens for aspiring physicians,
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In a world where investors have historically sought refuge in the safety of fixed-income securities like U.S. Treasurys during economic downturns, we find ourselves in a starkly contrasting reality. The recent sell-off in the bond market has fundamentally altered the landscape, demonstrating that the assumptions surrounding bond investments might need a drastic revision. It is
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