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  • The Ethanol Gasoline Tax May 14, 2021
    The policy that is raising pump prices about 30 cents a gallon.
  • The Great State Budget Con May 14, 2021
    California shows that Democratic claims of fiscal hardship were a political trick.
  • The Pharmacy Protection Racket May 14, 2021
    Montana moves to let doctors deliver prescribed meds directly to patients.
  • Russia's Hackers Unwisely Mess With U.S. Gas Prices May 14, 2021
    A strange apology from DarkSide indicates where crime-for-profit ends and national security begins.
  • Andrew Yang Wants to Be Like Mike (Bloomberg, That Is) May 14, 2021
    The upbeat former presidential candidate is a frontrunner to become New York’s next mayor.
  • To Be Young and Pessimistic in America May 14, 2021
    Generation Z is lonelier than millennials and more reluctant to embrace the responsibilities and joys of adulthood. Life online seems to be a reason.
  • Almost Nothing You've Heard About Evictions in Jerusalem Is True May 14, 2021
    Neutral application of property law becomes an international incident because a landlord is a Jew.
  • Scientists Demand Answers on Covid Origins May 14, 2021
    Chance of lab escape ‘has become the theory that cannot be put to rest.’
  • The GOP's Post-Trump Trauma May 13, 2021
    Can the party incorporate some of his political positions while moving past his poisonous style?
  • A Police Union Coverup in Boston May 13, 2021
    What did Labor Secretary Marty Walsh know about a union chief charged with sexually abusing children?
  • Randi Weingarten Sees the Light May 13, 2021
    The teachers union chief finally says schools can open—next fall.
  • Are Fannie and Freddie Ready for the Next Housing Crash? May 13, 2021
    A new rule requires them to make ‘living wills’ for surviving a downturn without taxpayer bailouts.
  • The Justice Department's Resident Conspiracist May 13, 2021
    Susan Hennessey’s appointment suggests the department will be politicized again.
  • Modi Declared Victory, Then Covid Struck Back With a Vengeance May 13, 2021
    The Indian leader’s vanity, governing style and focus on politics made the crisis worse than it had to be.
  • Is the American Work Ethic Dying? May 12, 2021
    Covid laid off much of the country. Now the Biden Democrats are paying people to stay home.

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  • The Ethanol Gasoline Tax May 14, 2021
    The policy that is raising pump prices about 30 cents a gallon.
  • The Great State Budget Con May 14, 2021
    California shows that Democratic claims of fiscal hardship were a political trick.
  • The Pharmacy Protection Racket May 14, 2021
    Montana moves to let doctors deliver prescribed meds directly to patients.
  • Russia's Hackers Unwisely Mess With U.S. Gas Prices May 14, 2021
    A strange apology from DarkSide indicates where crime-for-profit ends and national security begins.
  • Andrew Yang Wants to Be Like Mike (Bloomberg, That Is) May 14, 2021
    The upbeat former presidential candidate is a frontrunner to become New York’s next mayor.
  • To Be Young and Pessimistic in America May 14, 2021
    Generation Z is lonelier than millennials and more reluctant to embrace the responsibilities and joys of adulthood. Life online seems to be a reason.
  • Almost Nothing You've Heard About Evictions in Jerusalem Is True May 14, 2021
    Neutral application of property law becomes an international incident because a landlord is a Jew.
  • Scientists Demand Answers on Covid Origins May 14, 2021
    Chance of lab escape ‘has become the theory that cannot be put to rest.’
  • The GOP's Post-Trump Trauma May 13, 2021
    Can the party incorporate some of his political positions while moving past his poisonous style?
  • A Police Union Coverup in Boston May 13, 2021
    What did Labor Secretary Marty Walsh know about a union chief charged with sexually abusing children?
  • Randi Weingarten Sees the Light May 13, 2021
    The teachers union chief finally says schools can open—next fall.
  • Are Fannie and Freddie Ready for the Next Housing Crash? May 13, 2021
    A new rule requires them to make ‘living wills’ for surviving a downturn without taxpayer bailouts.
  • The Justice Department's Resident Conspiracist May 13, 2021
    Susan Hennessey’s appointment suggests the department will be politicized again.
  • Modi Declared Victory, Then Covid Struck Back With a Vengeance May 13, 2021
    The Indian leader’s vanity, governing style and focus on politics made the crisis worse than it had to be.
  • Is the American Work Ethic Dying? May 12, 2021
    Covid laid off much of the country. Now the Biden Democrats are paying people to stay home.

RSS WSJ Market News

  • The Ethanol Gasoline Tax May 14, 2021
    The policy that is raising pump prices about 30 cents a gallon.
  • The Great State Budget Con May 14, 2021
    California shows that Democratic claims of fiscal hardship were a political trick.
  • The Pharmacy Protection Racket May 14, 2021
    Montana moves to let doctors deliver prescribed meds directly to patients.
  • Russia's Hackers Unwisely Mess With U.S. Gas Prices May 14, 2021
    A strange apology from DarkSide indicates where crime-for-profit ends and national security begins.
  • Andrew Yang Wants to Be Like Mike (Bloomberg, That Is) May 14, 2021
    The upbeat former presidential candidate is a frontrunner to become New York’s next mayor.
  • To Be Young and Pessimistic in America May 14, 2021
    Generation Z is lonelier than millennials and more reluctant to embrace the responsibilities and joys of adulthood. Life online seems to be a reason.
  • Almost Nothing You've Heard About Evictions in Jerusalem Is True May 14, 2021
    Neutral application of property law becomes an international incident because a landlord is a Jew.
  • Scientists Demand Answers on Covid Origins May 14, 2021
    Chance of lab escape ‘has become the theory that cannot be put to rest.’
  • The GOP's Post-Trump Trauma May 13, 2021
    Can the party incorporate some of his political positions while moving past his poisonous style?
  • A Police Union Coverup in Boston May 13, 2021
    What did Labor Secretary Marty Walsh know about a union chief charged with sexually abusing children?
Brett Maas welcomes you to his mixture of Business, Investing, and the latest news from his perspective.

RSS MarketWatch: Stock Market News

  • : A Goldman Sachs boss has reportedly quit after making millions on dogecoin May 15, 2021
    The bank confirmed Aziz McMahon, head of emerging market sales, has left — he made a "substantial sum," according to some reports.
  • Where Should I Retire?: We want to retire in a place with a low cost of living, no humidity and no colder than 50 degrees — I freeze easily! Where should we go? May 15, 2021
    The house budget is broad: $250,000 to $450,000.
  • Top Ten: Weekend reads: Is bitcoin the new gold? May 15, 2021
    Also, what inflation means for the stock market, and how to do your own ESG investing.
  • : Bitcoin extortion: How cryptocurrency has enabled a massive surge in ransomware attacks May 15, 2021
    The Colonial Pipeline episode is likely to bring even greater interest in the regulation of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as law enforcement seeks to track down the perpetrators, and policymakers hope to prevent similar attacks from happening again.
  • A Word from the Experts: ‘Chances are’ children and teens are ‘going to do great’ with a COVID-19 vaccine, says Cleveland Clinic pediatrician May 15, 2021
    Now that regulators have granted the go-ahead for younger teens to begin getting Pfizer Inc.'s COVID-19 shots, it raises questions for some parents who want to better understand how a vaccine could affect their teenagers.
  • A Word from the Experts: ‘Vaccine envy is real,’ says a Cleveland Clinic pediatrician. Here’s what she’s telling parents and teens about the COVID-19 vaccine May 15, 2021
    Regulators have given the go-ahead for younger teens to begin getting Pfizer's COVID-19 shots, raising questions for some parents who want to better understand how a vaccine could affect their teenagers.
  • Market Extra: Stock-market investors are jumpy because it’s hard to tell ‘good’ inflation from ‘bad’ May 15, 2021
    The stock market is generally expected to benefit from inflation, but surging price pressures are rattling investors.
  • Earnings Outlook: Walmart earnings preview: Rival Target likely saw more benefit from stimulus spending May 15, 2021
    Target benefits from the wide variety of merchandise categories that it sells, analysts say
  • NewsWatch: Dogecoin prices surge 40% higher but here’s one sign the crypto is headed for a lasting breakout, analysts say May 15, 2021
    Here's how to tell if dogecoin's rebound is more bark than bite, according to technical analysts following the popular crypto.
  • Outside the Box: The bears control the market now but it will be hard for them to hold it May 15, 2021
    This S&P 500 pullback is unlikely to be very deep.

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