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‘Whiplash,’ ‘Ideological Hatred,’ ‘Genuine Hate’: Energy Industry Confronts Challenge of Producing when Biden Despises Them

OKLAHOMA CITY, Oklahoma — Democrat President Joe Biden’s administration’s “genuine hate” for fossil fuel producers and other traditional energy companies was at the forefront of a two-day-long summit on energy security here this week featuring top industry and business leaders and political voices from around the country.

President Joe Biden traveled to Somerset, MA to deliver remarks on tackling the climate cr

AOC Backs Bailout for Big Apple’s Cheap-Labor Economy

The swelling population of 100,000 low-wage illegal migrants welcomed by New York leaders should also be allowed to take the jobs and housing needed by ordinary New Yorkers, according to Democratic populist Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY).

Ocasio-Cortez

Report: 37% of Deals to Fund China’s AI Sector Included American Investors

U.S. investors have reportedly been involved in a major percentage of all investments into China’s artificial intelligence projects, raising national security concerns. At least 37 percent of the deals for AI projects in the Communist country involved American investors such as Goldman Sachs, whose investment in technologies like AI-enabled robotics could be used by the Chinese military against the United States.

FILE - U.S. President Joe Biden, right, and Chinese President Xi Jinping shake hands befor

Goldman Sachs Teams Up with Google’s ‘Director of Regime Change’ to Influence Global Politics

Goldman Sachs has hired Jared Cohen, a former Google executive nicknamed the “director of regime change” by Wikileaks founder Julian Assange, for a  new project that will use technology to advance the notoriously powerful investment bank’s policy goals around the world. Cohen was also a senior official in Hillary Clinton’s state department who will now manage “shifts in the geopolitical landscape” for the financial giant.

The Associated Press

Robinhood Moves Toward IPO Despite GameStop Controversy

Stock trading app Robinhood has chosen Nasdaq as the exchange for its IPO this year, despite being embroiled in controversy over its treatment of its customers during the Gamestop trading frenzy and previous problems including trading outages.

Robinhood CEO Vladimir Tenev