Elizabeth Warren: “This approach does not have any credibility at all. This is just a game to inflate the numbers.”

That means families are paying $3,772 more thanks to inflation under Trump.

It's supposed to be out there regulating the market, but it doesn't appear to be doing it and frankly, doesn't appear to have the people to do it.

At the same time that it is refusing to invest in workers at its existing facilities in New England, the company is pouring money into its new ventures, including a casino in the United Arab Emirates.

Barclays continues to dodge responsibility over its apparent failure to vet its former CEO Jes Staley’s close professional and personal ties to Epstein.