Ah, October 2025. The leaves are turning, the air is crisp, and the United States government is, once again, partially shut down. One might expect Wall Street to be in a state of existential dread, perhaps clutching pearls and predicting economic Armageddon. Yet, in a testament to either profound resilience or an advanced stage of policy-induced delirium, the major indices are largely shrugging off the federal paralysis, with some even hitting fresh, dizzying highs. It seems the market, much like a seasoned ...

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) expressed willingness to discuss health care with Democrats, breaking from her party's stance amid the government shutdown.Greene Urges Action On Premiums But Opposes Immigrant Health CareGreene took to the social media platform X on Monday to express her dismay at the possibility of health insurance premiums doubling if the tax credits linked to the Affordable Care Act (ACA) expire. Despite her strong opposition to the ACA and health insurance in general, Greene emphasiz ...