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Is the AI Bubble About to Burst? How OpenAI and Tech Firms Are Steering Through the Hype
Investors and analysts are growing uneasy about the pace of AI investment. Trillions of dollars are flowing into models, chips, and data centers with unclear profit paths. Many experts fear this rush mirrors past bubbles, where enthusiasm outran reality. The rapid expansion of AI infrastructure and venture capital funding has created a sense of urgency, […]
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First Circuit Rules Trump’s Birthright Citizenship Executive Order is Unconstitutional
Photo by saiid bel on Unsplash; Reamolko Yesterday, the US Court of Appeals for the First Circuit issued a decision that Donald Trump’s executive order denying birthright citizenship to children of undocumented immigrants and non-citizens present on temporary visas is unconstitutional. It also ruled that it violates a 1952 law granting naturalization to children born […]
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The 7 Shocking Secrets of Low-Risk Equity Fund Investing: Expert Hacks to Win in Any Market
Equity funds, whether structured as mutual funds or Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs), are cornerstone investments for long-term capital appreciation. However, the term “low-risk equity” presents a paradox, as stock markets are inherently subject to short-term fluctuations and periods of volatility. True expert-level low-risk investing transcends basic diversification; it means adopting structural, quantitative, and behavioral strategies […]
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Lawsuit Challenges Trump’s $100,000 H-1B Visa Fee
NA Yesterday, a broad coalition of groups filed the first lawsuit challenging President Trump’s imposition of a $100,000 fee on applications for H-1B visas, which are used by tech firms, research institutions, and other organizations to hire immigrant workers and researchers with various specialized skills. If allowed to stand, the fee would effectively end most […]
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The Top 7 Essential Online Brokers That Make Investing Easy for Beginners (2025 Review)
The Ultimate Starting Line for Financial Growth Starting the investment journey often presents a significant psychological hurdle for novices. The primary barrier is frequently not the capital required, but the overwhelming sense of fear and confusion surrounding complex financial markets and products. For decades, high trading commissions added a financial barrier, but the modern era […]
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7 Shocking Credit Score Secrets: How to Unlock 100+ Points in Just 30 Days
Achieving a substantial credit score increase in a limited time—such as 30 days—requires precise, high-impact financial maneuvers that capitalize on the credit bureau reporting cycle. While sustained financial discipline is the foundation of long-term credit health, strategic short-term actions targeting the most heavily weighted scoring factors can yield dramatic, rapid results. This report details the […]
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The 7 Ultimate Secrets to Shockproof Your Portfolio: Using Options and Futures to Instantly Crush Political Risk
The Unseen Costs of Geopolitical Chaos Political risk, often interchangeably termed geopolitical risk, represents the pervasive threat that political decisions, systemic changes, or sudden disruptions may inflict a meaningful and potentially catastrophic impact on a company’s performance or a government’s financial stability . This hazard transcends localized incidents, encompassing a spectrum of events from local […]
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Odd Cross-Jurisdictional Unsealing Twist Related to Jordan Neely Case
From Southerland v. Bragg, decided Friday by Magistrate Judge Gabriel Gorenstein (S.D.N.Y.): The complaint in this case seeks to obtain judicial records (and possibly other records) relating to Jordan Neely, who as a child was a witness at the New Jersey trial that resulted in plaintiff’s conviction for murder. Over a decade later, Neely was […]
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The Supreme Court Will Hear Another Home Equity Theft Takings Case
Illustration: Lex Villena; Oblachko In Tyler v. Hennepin County (2023), a unanimous Supreme Court ruled that “home equity theft” is unconstitutional. If the government forecloses on a property for nonpayment of taxes or other debts, it can only keep as much of the value of the land as is necessary to repay the debt […]
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Court Especially Concerned About Hallucinations in Criminal Defense Lawyer’s Filings
From California Court of Appeal Justice Judith McConnell, writing for the court Thursday in People v. Alvarez; the lawyer involved has been licensed in California for 54 years: [A filing in this case] included a quotation attributed to In re Benoit (1973) 10 Cal.3d 72, 87–88, but the purported quote did not exist in the […]
