Trump trying to stop the penny? I don’t know why when you’re so busy giving out your two cents that if you get rid of the penny you won’t have any left to give 🤔

Shouldn’t you be asking why Elon brought programmers with him instead of accountants 😒🤔🙄🤷‍♀️

Budget my a$$ 💙🩵💙

If you are a federal worker being offered a buyout, I would advise against taking it.

Of course, this is a personal decision for everyone and it’s your choice.

But these offers are a rush job. The legality is questionable and this admin does not keep to its word.

They aren’t firing for a reason.

Donald Trump Is Just Watching This Crisis Unfold But he’s not taking charge.

Donald Trump’s passivity was a running theme of his first administration—and, with his response to an air-traffic crisis, it’s already back in the second, @dgraham.bsky.social writes.

This press conference on the DC crash is an embarrassment. Just a lot of rambling.

Giant banks like JPMorgan and Wells Fargo hiked the cost of loans to make a bigger profit.

After pressure, they pledged in front of Congress that they'd pass on higher savings rates to their customers.

Senator Reed and I called on these CEOs to keep their word.

Democrats slam Trump for not making good on promise to ‘immediately’ lower food prices “During your first week of office you have instead focused on mass deportations and pardoning January 6 attackers,” Sen. Elizabeth Warren and 19 other lawmakers told the president in a letter.

Has Trump lowered the price of groceries? No. Instead, he's focused on renaming the Gulf of Mexico.

Today, my colleagues and I gave him a list of things he could do right now to start to lower the prices of eggs.

Trump is trying to bully our allies Canada, Colombia, Denmark, and Panama, threatening tariffs if they don't do what he says.

Really?

What about imposing tariffs on drug companies that charge us 10 times more than other countries pay for the same drug?

Banking regulator rescinds more than 200 job offers for examiners it needs A government-wide hiring freeze is adding to a staffing shortage at the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., complicating the agency’s efforts to oversee thousands of banks across the country.

When there weren't enough bank examiners on the beat, SVB and Signature Bank failed, requiring big bailouts.

The FDIC should explain why it’s now axing even more examiners whose job it is to make sure big banks don't crash our economy.

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