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Bureaucrats Ordered To Go Back To Work – OpEd

The offices where Washington D.C.’s bureaucrats work were largely empty on Monday, January 20, 2025, as Donald Trump was inaugurated as U.S.

28.01.2025 5

Eurasia Review

Craig Eyermann

The Festivus Airing Of 2024’s Federal Spending Grievances – OpEd

If you were a fan of the Seinfeld television show in the 1990s or the reruns that still air and stream today, you know that Festivus is an...

08.01.2025 7

Eurasia Review

Craig Eyermann

The US Government’s Building Fiscal Crisis – OpEd

Government spending is going through the roof as the outgoing Biden-Harris administration cements its fiscal legacy of failure. That’s not an...

18.12.2024 5

Eurasia Review

Craig Eyermann

US National Debt Passes New Grim Milestone – OpEd

One week before Thanksgiving, the U.S. government’s total public debt outstanding surpassed $36 trillion for the first time ever. Just 118 days...

06.12.2024 5

Eurasia Review

Craig Eyermann

US Government Starts 2025 Fiscal Year Deep In The Red – OpEd

The U.S. government got off to a very bad start for its 2025 fiscal year. The U.S. Treasury Department reported that the federal government spent...

27.11.2024 2

Eurasia Review

Craig Eyermann

The Two-Trillion-Dollar Challenge – OpEd

There is an old proverb known as the “law of holes.” It goes something like this: “Let me tell you about the law of holes: If you find...

13.11.2024 2

Eurasia Review

Craig Eyermann

Scary National Debt Numbers – OpEd

Ready for a pre-Halloween scare? The U.S. government’s total public debt outstanding surpassed $35.465 trillion at the end of its 2024 fiscal...

30.10.2024 2

Eurasia Review

Craig Eyermann

Exploding Interest On US National Debt – OpEd

The final numbers for the U.S. government’s spending and revenues during its 2024 fiscal year have finally come in. From October 1, 2023, through...

23.10.2024 10

Eurasia Review

Craig Eyermann

Is Las Vegas Rethinking The Oakland A’s Gamble? – OpEd

There are some big signs that the people of Las Vegas and the state of Nevada are getting genuine buyer’s remorse over the Oakland Athletics. Last...

03.10.2024 5

Eurasia Review

Craig Eyermann

Pandemic Unemployment Fraud To Cost American Taxpayers More – OpEd

It’s a mistake to think the unemployment insurance fraud permitted during 2020’s pandemic has stopped imposing costs on its victims: American...

24.09.2024 2

Eurasia Review

Craig Eyermann

A Rare Government Spending Success Story – OpEd

Paying attention to government spending is often both a thankless and depressing task. What makes it that way are the horrible incentives that...

11.09.2024 3

Eurasia Review

Craig Eyermann

US Treasuries No Longer A Safe Haven – OpEd

U.S. Treasuries have functioned as a safe haven for investors during global turmoil for decades. Here’s Investopedia describes their role in...

03.09.2024 2

Eurasia Review

Craig Eyermann

CEOs Are Increasingly Concerned About The National Debt – OpEd

The total public debt outstanding of the U.S. government has grown by $7.4 trillion since the end of 2020. That’s causing a lot of concern for the...

23.08.2024 3

Eurasia Review

Craig Eyermann

Proposed Congressional Insider Trading Ban – OpEd

U.S. lawmakers have an unfair advantage over ordinary Americans when it comes to investing. Many can use their insider knowledge of how the laws...

31.07.2024 1

Eurasia Review

Craig Eyermann

Fed Chair Jerome Powell Warns About US Fiscal Policy’s Unsustainable Path – OpEd

Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell once again warned earlier this month that the U.S. government’s fiscal policy is on an unsustainable path. His...

16.07.2024 10

Eurasia Review

Craig Eyermann