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Apple's recent financial moves point to a serious interest in becoming a bank.

Https://youtu.be/g6gZHbfK8Vo Bloomberg:Italy’s right-wing government provoked immediate controversy when it proposed banning the production of lab-grown meats to “safeguard our nation’s heritage.” The farm lobby cheered, scientists protested, and the conflict began to sound eerily akin to Europe’s protracted battle over genetically modified crops. I could only think: Here’s another hugely promising technological frontier stymied by false claims and misguided…

Arrest made but was kept secret

On Tuesday December 18, 1928, two armed men disrupted the morning routine of the First National Bank of Coquille, 20 miles upstream from Bandon, Oregon. When they failed to gain access — the Vice-President of the bank slammed the door in their faces — they drove off in a stolen car. At the edge

At least 21 state lawmakers held fundraisers during budget season, and government watchdogs are predictably puke emoji about it.

The new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is both irrelevant and dangerous.

Private disgust with Trump has never translated into widespread public GOP denouncements of him. Why would that change now?

Music on vinyl outsold compact discs in the United States last year. The last time that happened the Soviet Union, Eastern Airlines, and Roy Orbison still existed. The grooved disc record, whatever the size or speed, essentially spent a human...

Rich Millers Capitol Fax: Paying for political privileges

ComEd has long been a source of political patronage. The company’s Deferred Prosecution Agreement with federal prosecutors even references how former House Speaker Michael Madigan’s “old-fashioned patronage system” obtained ComEd meter-reader jobs for its precinct workers.