Coronavirus Daily Update: How $600 billion was stolen from the American people

October 2, 2022: Biden's rollback of student-loan-forgiveness plan pulls up the curtain on his Potemkin White House

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OCTOBER 2, 2022 How $600 billion was stolen from the American people "COVID fraud" is at this point a redundant sentence. Congress appropriated more than $5 trillion for COVID relief but almost $600 billion may have been… Biden's rollback of student-loan-forgiveness plan pulls up the curtain on his Potemkin White House Team Biden's quiet decision last week to exclude millions of student-loan borrowers from its forgiveness program is the latest evidence that it's running a Potemkin… Chinese reseller ZZER buying up used Rolexes, Hermes Birkin bags during economic slowdown China's coronavirus-driven economic slowdown is proving to be a boon for Zhu Tainiqi, the founder of second-hand luxury marketplace ZZER. Doctor burnout reached 'highest level on record' during COVID Physician burnout spiked during the first two years of the COVID-19 pandemic. Advertisement City Council passes bill aimed at helping small businesses The city council passed a bill on Thursday aimed at shrinking the Big Apple's "bureaucratic maze" of regulations required to open and operate a business. Advertisement

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