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U.S. commercial paper outstanding rose to $1.50 trillion in the week ending Oct. 21, an increase of $22.6 billion from a week earlier, per @federalreserve data. Commercial paper comprises short-term, promissory notes issued mostly by corporations https://t.co/ZgkH1uNfXy
US strikes on suspected drug boats haven’t stopped cocaine trafficking. Smugglers are shifting to the Amazon’s river network. That’s the waterbed effect: crack down on one route, and the trade resurfaces elsewhere, says Cato's @jeffreyamiron.
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The Senate skips the full factory reset. Six-year terms, three classes, roughly one-third of seats up every two years. KnowCivics explains the rotation, with the Constitution attached. Ask yours: https://t.co/uIjSIs9n4M
The Constitution's job requirements for a House seat fit on an index card. You need to be 25, with seven years as a U.S. citizen, and you must live in the state when elected. Living in the district never made the list.
Article I, Section 2: https://t.co/VErIKxmU3s #Midterms2026
The FBI wrote secret rules for when agents may investigate political speech made with AI. The public can’t hold the government to rules it can’t see. Congress should make the FBI release them, writes Cato’s Patrick G. Eddington.
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As of Oct. 23, the daily trade-weighted U.S. dollar index was measuring 114.3 (January 2006=100). See this index and more data from the @federalreserve Foreign Exchange Rates - H.10 release in FRED: https://t.co/YN9YvHSiGe