Society will eventually collapse, that's not a maybe that is a fact.

Bad for business and bad for government!

It's on the internet so it must be true!!

Rick Catsley

The Under-Examined Challenges in the Rooftop Solar Industry

While the recent legislative thrust to accelerate the adoption of rooftop solar panels in the United States, courtesy of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), is commendable, it inadvertently overlooks a segment of the population: early adopters whose solar installations are no longer functional. Many of these individuals invested in solar technology during its infancy in the 2010s, often via leasing arrangements with service providers. Numerous companies providing these services have since gone bankrupt, leaving consumers Read More

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission and 17 states have filed an antitrust lawsuit against Amazon. The case accuses Amazon of abusing its power over third-party sellers by trapping them with high fees and harming consumers by potentially inflating prices. The lawsuit is considered a major legal challenge and could have long-term implications for Amazon's business model. Amazon argues that the lawsuit could lead to higher prices and fewer options for consumers.

Why It's a Major Legal Challenge:

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Trump GUILTY

Reuters reports that a New York judge, Justice Arthur Engoron, has found former U.S. President Donald Trump and his family business liable for fraudulently inflating the value of his properties and other assets. This decision could significantly impact Trump's ability to conduct business in New York State.

Key Points:

    Legal Consequences: The judge ordered the cancellation of certificates that allowed some of Trump's businesses, including the Trump Organization, to operate in New York. A rec Read More

Current Threat of Government Shutdown:

The threat of a government shutdown is looming as Congress must send President Biden spending bills by midnight on Sunday to keep the government open. The American economy, which is already grappling with various issues, could be further destabilized by a shutdown.

The disagreement between Republicans and Democrats in the current proposed budget primarily revolves around domestic funding levels. Republicans claim that Democrats have already achieved their objectives through previous bills. On the other hand, Democrats argue that addit Read More

SENATE DRESS CODE

The recent changes to the Senate's dress code have ignited a firestorm among lawmakers. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has relaxed the Senate's long-standing dress code, allowing senators to enter the chamber in casual or even athletic wear. This shift has provoked a wave of backlash, primarily from Republican senators, who argue that it could tarnish America's international reputation and demean the institution itself.

Senator John Fetterman of Pennsylvania seems to be a driving force behind this change. Known for his laid-back wardrobe of hoodies and gym Read More

Starting on Monday, September 25, 2023, you can visit COVIDTests.gov to request a package of four free tests to be sent to your home. Here are some key points:

    Eligibility: You can request one four-test package per household, even if you've received free tests from the program before.

    Delivery Time: It's not specified how long it will take for the government to pack and send the tests, but they will arrive quickly via first-class mail for most of the U.S. and Priority Mail for Alaska, Hawaii, U.S. territories, and APO/FPO/DPO addresses. You'l Read More