…writer does not come with a label indicating their immigration status at birth. When we deny education, we are not protecting America. We are diminishing it. The challenge to Plyler is particularly…

…stress tests. This was done under the guise of being called, (cough-cough, clearing my throat) community banks or The Community (Bank) Hustle as the Intercept would label it. You would expect this…

…a slide projector and screen and (c) a way to label and store all the images. Online music streaming: NO. I grew up with vinyl and tapes (reel-to-reel, cassettes and…

…from speculative “bets” on the direction of markets. Perhaps there will be one good result of the $2 billion plus and growing loss that JPMorgan encountered on its complex trades–regulators…

…engaged in by getting to the zero bound has, of course, widened the spread between short and long term rates, since markets expect short rates to rise above zero eventually….

…impact it. Or, in Commerce Clause jurisprudence lingo, the power to regulate “markets” that impact interstate commerce. The Obama administration, and the Congress that enacted the ACA, have claimed that…

…jumped at a 21.3% annual pace. Banks and sovereigns have seen relief in the short-term credit markets, a product of long-term funding from the ECB. But credit availability to the…

…deficits may also be choking growth. A dozen European Union leaders, including British Prime Minister David Cameron and Italian Premier Mario Monti, called Monday for an open-markets strategy to stimulate…

…markets in one just chart. The data come from the ECB, and can be seen in the Monthly Bulletin, Table 7.3. The chart illustrates portfolio flows as the 3-month sum…

by Rebecca Wilder The ECB is Plugging Holes Today the ECB released its monthly data on monetary developments in the Euro area (EA), as measured by M3 and its components….