Between the cuts to the IRS that DOGE is prompting and congressional Republican infighting, the U.S. may crash into the debt ceiling sooner than expected.
The article from MSN discusses the looming threat of another financial crisis, highlighting the lack of attention from both the White House and Congress. It points out that despite the lessons from the 2008 financial crisis, there has been little progress in implementing reforms to prevent a similar event. Key issues include the ongoing problem of "too big to fail" banks, the shadow banking system, and the potential for systemic risk due to high levels of debt and speculative investments. The article criticizes the current administration and legislative bodies for not addressing these vulnerabilities, suggesting that political gridlock and short-term economic gains are prioritized over long-term financial stability. It also mentions the need for stronger regulatory frameworks, better oversight of financial derivatives, and a reevaluation of monetary policies to mitigate the risk of future crises.
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