HUD’s New Eviction Fast Lane: A Paperwork Shortcut to the Sidewalk
United States – March 5, 2026 – HUD is rolling back a key eviction notice rule, and the speed is the point: less time to pay, more time to fall.
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The ‘Ratepayer Protection’ Pledge: Cute Ceremony, Still Waiting on the Guardrails
United States – March 5, 2026 – Big Tech signed a White House “Ratepayer Protection” pledge tied to AI data centers. The public question is simple: where are the enforceable fil…
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Tariff Refund Rodeo: The Trade Court Just Told Washington to Hand the Money Back
United States – March 5, 2026 – A federal trade judge ordered CBP to unwind IEEPA tariff collections after the Supreme Court ruled the duties unlawful, putting refunds and predi…
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Ticketmaster on Trial, and the Rest of Us in the Gallery
United States – March 5, 2026 – Ticketmaster is on trial, and so is our tolerance for monopoly power dressed up as convenience, with your wallet as the witness.
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The Ticketmaster Trial Is Not About Taylor Swift. It Is About a Monopoly With a Chokehold.
United States – March 5, 2026 – In a Manhattan courtroom, DOJ is finally tugging the Live Nation-Ticketmaster knot. Will power actually snap?
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Trump’s ‘Ratepayer Protection’ Pledge Is a Press Release With a Power Bill Attached
United States – March 5, 2026 – Trump parades Big Tech’s AI power pledge as relief, but the fine print is voluntary and the meter is still running.
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Trade Court Orders Tariff Refunds, and the Swamp Smells Money
United States – March 5, 2026 – A federal trade judge ordered the process to begin for refunding struck-down Trump emergency-power tariffs, and the lobbyists are already lining up.
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Jobless Claims Are Calm. That Does Not Mean America Is Fine.
United States – March 5, 2026 – Claims look calm at 213,000, but the quiet hides a longer, pricier wait for the next job, and the Fed should read it carefully.
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47-53 and the Pocket Constitution Gets Singed: The Senate Tries to Tap the Brakes
United States – March 5, 2026 – The Senate voted 47-53 to block a procedural move on an Iran war-powers resolution, and Washington once again picked process over plain talk.
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The Supreme Court Just Put Its Thumb on New York’s Scale, and It Knows Exactly What It’s Doing
United States – March 5, 2026 – SCOTUS froze a New York district map fight, and the winners are the GOP, the donors, and the fine art of minority vote dilution.
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