"Tutitive Dare & Tactical Drive To Forge Ahead"
The key here is understanding how U.S. law, ethics rules, and historical practice around presidents and business work. 1. Separation of personal business and the presidency In the U.S., the Constitution and federal law do not outright forbid a president from owning or starting businesses. What is forbidden is directly using government office for personal Read More…
Here’s an up-to-date summary of layoffs and job cuts in U.S. higher education in 2025 — including major universities and colleges, estimated job impacts, and the driving causes (budget cuts, enrollment declines, funding changes) based on the latest reporting: (Boston University) WBUR Higher Ed Dive opb Forbes Bryan Alexander Major Universities & Colleges with Reported Read More…
A compiled list of notable U.S. companies and major business closures that have occurred or been announced in 2025 (including full shutdowns, bankruptcies that resulted in closures, and major liquidation events) based on verified reporting: (Wikipedia)Business Insider Business Insider TheStreet Women’s Wear Daily TheFW Companies That Closed Doors Entirely or Announced Permanent Shutdowns These are Read More…
REVENGE AND RETAILIATION, WHERE IS ACCOUNTABILITY: TRUMP, TRUMP’S ADMINISTRATION AND THEIR NEPOTISM AND NEPOTISM ACTIONS; INDIVIDUALLY AND COLLECTIVE AS A WHOLE, MUST CEASE AND DESIST. The Trump administration is seeking a $1 billion settlement from the University of California, Los Angeles, a White House official said Friday, after the Department of Justice accused the school Read More…
President Trump, while speaking to reporters in North Carolina on Friday, boasted about his claim against the federal government requesting a large payout in taxpayer money over legal battles he faced after leaving office in 2021. Turmp submitted two claims against the Justice Department (DOJ) seeking up to $230 million in damages, The New York Times reported earlier this year. The first, Read More…
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