Trump is going after people who default on loans? That's rich, coming from a man who in 2008 failed to repay roughly $287 million in loans tied to his Chicago skyscraper project. He also sought forgiveness from countless other loans for millions of dollars because he couldn't afford to pay them.

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If Democrats in Montana continue to consolidate behind Bodnar, this could be a real coup. I mean, not a *real* coup, like Republicans do. But like, a joyous overturning of a heretofore foregone outcome.

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Shoe maker Steve Madden received $92 million in tariff refunds. After noting that it was “pleased overall with consumer acceptance of the price increases,” the company says it will use those tariff refunds to “pay down debt.” itep.org/trump-tariff...

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Employers worldwide are pulling back on AI as they navigate a flood of errors and low-quality work that sap employee time, raise privacy and security risks, and drive up costs

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The guy who wrote Trump’s crypto law was on the payroll of the company it regulates. When the law passed, they made him CEO. This is how the White House operates now. Trump set the example and everyone underneath him is keeping up. Watch my full analysis below: open.substack.com/pub/adamkinz...

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