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Protests and Flailing Economy in China leave Xi Jinping Facing Unexpected Challenges
December 07, 2022
Business Insider reports on Xi Jinping’s increasing challenges, highlighting that no matter what actions he takes to quell the situation in China, He will remain a leader who has purged his enemies from the party, centralized power, destroys industries, and ended democracy in Hong Kong.
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Republican Senator Moves to Overturn Labor Department's ESG rule
December 07, 2022
Senator Tom Cotton introduced legislation to overturn the Department of Labor's new rule allowing environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors when selecting investments.
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Republicans Launch Antitrust Probe Into Groups Pushing the ESG Agenda
December 07, 2022
House Republicans have launched an investigation into whether major climate groups involved in working to push the “environmental, social, and governance” (ESG) movement agenda are violating antitrust laws.
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Greta Thunberg Joins Lawsuit Against Swedish Government
November 30, 2022
Climate activist Greta Thunberg, 19, has joined hundreds of other young plaintiffs in a lawsuit claiming that Sweden’s climate policies have violated the Constitution along with the European Convention on Human Rights.
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Republican House Control Set to Clash with SEC
November 23, 2022
Republicans are now the majority in the House of Representatives after the recent midterm elections, bringing in new leadership including Representative Patrick McHenry who is set to be the next chair of the House Financial Committee who has vowed to vanquish the Security and Exchange Commission’s rule-making agenda and overstep of statutory authority.
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