Biden’s Treasury: Race Must Be Considered in Crafting All Fiscal Policies
Biden’s Treasury has issued a plan requiring the agency in charge of the nation’s fiscal infrastructure to consider race in all policies.
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Biden’s Treasury Adds Counselor to Address Alleged ‘Systemic Racism’ in Economy
President Joe Biden’s Treasury Department announced it has created a new post to combat alleged racial inequality issues in banking and other financial services industries.
Narco-State: Mexico’s Supreme Court Rushes to Protect Assets of Accused Cartel Figure
Mexico’s Supreme Court moved to help alleged cartel fronts whose assets frozen by ruling the actions unconstitutional. The decision opens the door for cartel-connected companies to fight for their properties.
U.S. Treasury: Hezbollah Is ‘in Its Worst Financial Shape in Decades’
Iran’s Lebanese terrorist proxy, Hezbollah, finds itself in dire financial straits after years of sanctions imposed by the United States and its allies, a top U.S. Department of Treasury official told lawmakers this week.
IRS ‘Failed to Supervise’ Agent Indicted for Sexual Battery
NASHVILLE, Tennessee–The attorney for Deana Inman, the alleged victim of IRS revenue agent Samuel Garza, who was indicted in October on two felony counts of sexual battery, has filed a $1 million injury claim on her behalf against the United States Department of the Treasury.
Republicans: Obama Sanctions Relief Helps China Corp Sell Spy Gear to Iran
Rep. Robert Pittenger (R-NC), chairman of the Congressional Task Force on Terrorism and Unconventional Warfare, and 22 other Republicans wrote a letter opposing sanctions relief by the Obama administration for a Chinese corporation accused of providing spy gear to Iran.
U.S. Goes After New Cartel, Mexican Government Defends the Criminal Group
Authorities have just identified and moved to seize some assets tied to a new cartel in Mexico that had been quietly working under the radar for year supplying large quantities of heroin into Philadelphia. Soon after the announcement, a Mexican governor rushed to their defense claiming they were not a security threat.
