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Available reporting from the newly released Epstein documents shows emails and other files linking Jeffrey Epstein to wide networks across Wall Street, academia and politics, and includes at least one...
The most recent official Consumer Price Index (CPI) data show headline U.S. inflation running at 2.7% for the 12 months ending December 2025, unchanged from November, with the monthly CPI up 0.3% in D...
Boeing moved its corporate headquarters from Seattle to Chicago in 2001 to create a neutral, centrally located corporate center that could represent a diversified aerospace company to customers, inves...
Claims that “Jewish bankers” secretly started or financed the world wars are a long-standing antisemitic trope rooted in forgeries like the Protocols and recycled into modern conspiracies; scholarship...
Lyndon LaRouche’s “Four New Laws” are a programmatic package calling for separation of commercial and investment banking (Glass–Steagall), a national bank/federal-credit system to fund productive inve...
The “Jews control finance and media” conspiracy traces to medieval economic roles, 19th‑ and early‑20th‑century forgeries and modern extremists: the Protocols of the Elders of Zion popularized the cla...
Alex Karp is controversial because Palantir’s contracts with U.S. government agencies—especially immigration enforcement and national security—have fueled ethical and political pushback while Karp’s c...
The unsealed Jeffrey Epstein-related court records released through 2024–2025 do not provide a clean roster of “cleared” or definitively “implicated” celebrities; the materials chiefly reproduce witne...
Jerome “Jay” Powell moved from law into investment banking and then into the Treasury, where a personal-professional tie to Nicholas Brady — his former Dillon, Read chairman who became Treasury secret...
The claim that "Lydia Moynihan outsmarts the host" is not supported by the available documentation: multiple recent media appearances and interviews describe Moynihan as a seasoned financial correspo...
Deutsche Bank was one of the few major lenders willing to extend hundreds of millions in credit to Donald Trump and his companies at a time when the bank was simultaneously implicated in large-scale R...
President Trump’s second-term economic agenda has had mixed short-term results: GDP growth showed pockets of strength (Wall Street and Treasury forecasts saw recoveries and some quarters with solid gr...
August Belmont was a German‑Jewish immigrant who built a major New York banking house and opposed slavery in principle while prioritizing the preservation of the Union and commercial ties with the Sou...
The Trump administration increased Medicare Advantage (MA) payments and rolled back or paused several Biden-era quality and oversight measures, actions that critics say boost plan revenue and could ac...
Markets are showing classic warning signs—rich valuations on multiple metrics and sector froth—leading several outlets and analysts to predict a sizable correction or "bubble" rupture in 2026, often c...
Public reporting suggests institutional single-family rental (SFR) funds and private investors were active buyers in 2023–2024, but available sources here do not provide a definitive, sourced ranked l...
Available sources show August Belmont was a New York banker and Democratic political leader whose business and political interests intersected with the Southern cotton economy and merchants who traded...
Historical myths and modern conspiracy theories alleging Jewish control of global finance trace to forged 19th–20th century tracts like The Protocols of the Elders of Zion and have been recycled in va...
The available analyses show that that appear as associates, witnesses, or individuals who had interactions with Epstein; those names range from close associates such as to widely known public figures ...
The claim that is strongly supported across the assembled analyses: New England’s merchants, legal structures, and capital were enmeshed with Caribbean plantation economies and transatlantic trade, wh...