How massive overspending on AI data centers to the tune of $1.5 trillion to 2028 is bad for retirees with their savings going into Tech issued corporate bonds with higher risk,not just bad for crowding out investment in vital needs of crumbling infrastructure of the Nation, Manufacturing, Housing, Cost of Living concerns, Renewable Energy.

11/16/2025

Uncertainty over returns, with revenue stream hazy and massive overspending is seen as a danger signal by a wide range of public opinion and experts shown here in Lyrarc.com in November 2025. All other priorities of the Nation are getting crowded out as 5 Tech companies engage in reckless competition at the expense of everybody else.

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The shutdown is over, but the nation’s aviation problems are not.

The Washington Post 11/16/25

This Is How the AI Bubble Bursts

Yale Insights 11/15/25

What Are the Implications if the AI Boom Turns to Bust? | TechPolicy.Press

Tech Policy Press 11/15/25

Justin Hendrix

Opinion | You May Already Be Bailing Out the AI Business

The Wall Street Journal 11/12/25

Sarah Myers West, Amba Kak

Who Will Pay for the AI Revolution? Retirees

The Wall Street Journal 11/14/25

Telis Demos

When AI Hype Meets AI Reality: A Reckoning in 6 Charts

The Wall Street Journal 11/14/25

Christopher Mims, Nate Rattner

How India could get the Trade Deal with the US by buying oil from US and Saudis/UAE and allowing imports of non grain and non dairy agricultural products

08/28/2025

US sanctioned India with 50% tariff for buying Russian oil saying it finances RUssia's war against Ukraine and daily deadly missile strikes. ein dollar terms are now insignificant at $2-the 3 billion. In fact India is already shifting to getting more of its imports from the Middle East. India could also import additional oil from the US and make changes to import non grain and non dairy agricultural products from the US in large volumes such as almonds, walnuts, pistachios, blueberries, cherries that it's upper middle class population of 250 million could benefit from the nutritional benefits. US in its fight against the pharmaceutical companies high pricing could change laws to bring in Indian pharmaceutical products at 10-15% price above Indian prices set by the government to meet needs of its large population. In pharma product pricing India leads the whole world and this benefit would lower the cost of living in the US tremendously. Both sides would benefit in a WIn-WIn relationship in trade- THIS IS ACHIEVABLE FOR THE INTERESTS OF AMERICANS AND INDIANS. IT ONLY REQUIRES VISION OF BOTH SIDES.

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India's benefit from Russian oil imports exaggerated; actual gain at just $2.5 bn

The Economic Times 08/28/25

Opinion | America’s Fearsome Farm Lobby Has Nothing on India’s

The Wall Street Journal 08/27/25

Sadanand Dhume

The US Cost of Living Crisis 2023-2025

02/24/2025

Cost of Living Crisis and huge gaps in income and wealth between the top 20 percent and the bottom 80 percent aggravate standards of living in America in a way not seen since the Second World War. About 45% increase in prices on cars, used cars, car repairs, housing rentals and groceries, in many household expenses, since 2019. Incomes of workers not having kept up with this kind of spiralling inflation. This is upending the social compact and leading to loss of faith in governments in the US and Europe. Change in governments in UK, France, Germany, and the US and a sense of unease among people.

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Even Disney Is Worried About the High Cost of a Disney Vacation

WSJ 02/09/25

Robbie Whelan

Income and Wealth Gaps US 2025- Top 10 percent support 50 percent of consumer spending in 2024

02/24/2025

Top 20 percent in the US have $1.2 trillion in excess income savings and increased Net Worth to $35 trillion from 2019 to 2025. Bottom 80 percent have about $300 billion in excess income savings and increased Net Worth to $14 trillion in that period.

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The U.S. Economy Depends More Than Ever on Rich People

WSJ 02/24/25

Rachel Louise Ensign

Kamala Harris Agenda to Lower Costs for American Families

08/17/2024

A series of Actions from Kamala Harris to Cut Costs for American Families in Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals prices, Grocery prices, Housing and Rental prices. This is critical for families struggling from paycheck to paycheck.

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The Kamala Harris Agenda to Lower Costs for American Families | Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget

Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget 08/17/24

Remarks by President Biden and Vice President Harris on Lowering Healthcare Costs | Raleigh, NC | The White House

The White House 08/17/24

The White House

Harris and Trump Offer a Clear Contrast on the Economy

NYTimes.com 08/17/24

Jim Tankersley

FACT SHEET: Biden-Harris Administration Announces New, Lower Prices for First Ten Drugs Selected for Medicare Price Negotiation to Lower Costs for Millions of Americans | The White House

The White House 08/17/24

The White House

Remarks by President Biden on How His Investing in America Agenda is Rebuilding Infrastructure and Creating Good-Paying Jobs | Wilmington, NC | The White House

The White House 08/17/24

The White House

Remarks by Vice President Harris at a Campaign Event in Raleigh, NC | The White House

The White House 08/17/24

The White House

The week Kamala Harris became the 2024 Democratic nominee in 48 hours

07/25/2024

The two tumultuous weeks in July 2024 started with a sniper shooting at the former president, followed by the Republican Convention within days. The president's address calling for calm, Trump's 90 RNC address which rambled to veer off course. Second thoughts about Trump and Biden's age and calls by Democrats for Biden to withdraw after the faltering delivery in the debate. Biden has Covid and isolates for a few days. On July 22 around 1.45 pm Biden puts out a letter on X (Twitter) that he is withdrawing and giving his full support to Kamala. Within hours Harris has overwhelming support. The next day morning Harris has secured the delegates needed. By the 24th in 48 hours she has raised $250 million for the campaign and about 100,000 volunteers. A dizzying pace for 48 hours that riveted the attention of the American people and the world.

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With Speech to Teachers, Harris Waded into a Fiery Education Debate

NYTimes.com 07/25/24

Dana Goldstein

Kamala Harris: A woman of firsts – DW – 07/23/2024

dw.com 07/25/24

‘Capable’ Harris and Biden’s legacy: key takeaways from the president’s address

The Guardian 07/25/24

Biden Says He Will ‘Pass the Torch’ to Harris in Oval Office Address After Ending Campaign

WSJ 07/24/24

Annie Linskey

Opinion | Kamala Harris Confounds the Republicans

WSJ 07/24/24

The Editorial Board

President Biden Addresses the Nation

YouTube 07/25/24

America has forgotten it is American workers who built America

09/28/2023

Entry level tier wages for auto workers at $17 an hour in 2022 as the UAW union goes on strike in 2023. At $34,000 a year entry level young auto workers make less than the $35,000- 40,000 a year for families set as the Federal Poverty Level by the Department of HHS. Lincoln and TR-FDR would see this as outrageous as American workers built American factories and America since the Industrial Revolution. America has forgotten its workers and worker's families, worker's children. Two thirds of children with the vast majority from the workers families not able to pass ACT reading comprehension at the 4th grade, and 50 % of retired people having zero savings. Not the America of Lincoln or TR-FDR.

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Trump’s pitch for autoworker votes in car heartland is short on autoworkers

The Guardian 09/28/23

Biden Joins Autoworkers on Picket Line in Michigan

NYTimes.com 09/27/23

Katie Rogers, Erica L. Green

Biden Joins UAW Picket Line Ahead of Trump Visit, Opening 2024 Election Fight

WSJ 09/26/23

Catherine Lucey, Ken Thomas

Five Clues to Where the UAW Strike Is Headed Next

WSJ 09/23/23

Christina Rogers, Nora Eckert, Ryan Felton, Sean Mc Lain, Mike Colias

Battle Over Electric Vehicles Is Central to Auto Strike

NYTimes.com 09/17/23

Jack Ewing

Whatever the UAW Strike Outcome, Elon Musk Has Already Won

WSJ 09/16/23

Tim Higgins

U.S. Defense Secretary Ashton Carter, "Operation Atlantic Resolve," and the U.S. response to Russian president Putin in 2015-2016

06/06/2015

Defense Secretary Ashton Carter says the U.S. must be better prepared in coordination with its allies for the mix of propaganda, subversion and cyber programs used by Russian president Putin. It says this is not a return to the Cold War, but better preparation means it would be possible to tell when Russia was using these tactics, and when it was not.

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Defense Chief: Subversion, ‘Big Lie’ Are in Russia’s Arsenal

Wall Street Journal 06/06/15

Gordon Lubold, Gordon, Lubold

U.S. Pledges Equipment, Manpower to NATO Rapid-Response Force

Wall Street Journal 06/22/15

Gordon Lubold, Gordon, Lubold

Russia Bolsters Its Submarine Fleet, and Tensions With U.S. Rise

New York Times 04/20/16

Eric Schmitt, Eric, Schmitt

It’s No Cold War, but Vladimir Putin Relishes His Role as Disrupter

The New York Times 09/30/16

David E. Sanger

Why the US fears Russia is hacking its presidential election - BBC News

BBC News 10/11/16

The Washington Post - Breaking news and latest headlines, U.S. news, world news, and video

The Washington Post

Putin and Russia's shift in Ukraine policy with the impact of capital flight, western sanctions and a sharp slowdown in the economy by July 2014

07/11/2014

Polls show 66% of the Russian public opposes Russian forces going into Ukrainian territory. The rhetoric on Russian television has been toned down and Russian analysts say intervention in Ukraine would have dangerous consequences for Russia, that Russia needs to maintain its relations with the West. At the same time Putin will attend a summit of BRIC's leaders in Fortaleza, Brazil, with plans to set up a development bank, as the focus shifts back to the economy. Russia is expected to feel the impact of $75 billion in capital flight in the first half of 2014.

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Seeing Cost of Saber Rattling in Ukraine, Putin Alters Course

New York Times 07/11/14

Neil Macfarquhar, Neil, Macfarquhar

U.S. Escalates Sanctions Against Russia Over Ukraine Crisis

Wall Street Journal 07/17/14

William Mauldin, William, Mauldin, Paul Sonne, Paul, Sonne

Raising Stakes on Russia, U.S. Adds Sanctions

New York Times 07/16/14

Peter Baker, Peter, Baker, James Kanter, James, Kanter

Putinism Thrives on Dirty Money

Wall Street Journal 07/22/14

Oliver Bullough, Oliver, Bullough

The West's 'Moment of Truth'

Wall Street Journal 07/22/14

Editorial

Coordinated Sanctions Aim at Russia’s Ability to Tap Its Oil Reserves

New York Times 07/29/14

Peter Baker, Peter, Baker, Alan Cowell, Alan, Cowell, James Kanter, James, Kanter

North Korea and the threat of nuclear weapons proliferation

11/22/2010

The view that is emerging that the US has to find some positive ways to engage with North Korea. China's support of North Korea makes it less likely that the regime will simply collapse as the US would hope. All this is happening in the context of North Korea's continued development of nuclear weapons capabilities in 2010.

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Korean Nuclear Worries Raised

Wall Street Journal 04/12/13

Dion Nissenbaum, Dion, Nissenbaum, Jay Solomon, Jay, Solomon

Nuclear weapons: The new nuclear age

Economist 04/05/15

Economist.Com

China’s Nuclear Warning

Wall Street Journal 04/23/15

Editorial

Robert Carlin and John W. Lewis - Review U.S. policy toward North Korea

Washington Post 11/22/10

Robert Carlin, Robert, Carlin, John Lewis, John, Lewis

North Korea Nuclear Find Raises Fear on Tehran

Wall Street Journal 11/22/10

Jay Solomon, Jay, Solomon

Jimmy Carter - North Korea's consistent message to the U.S.

Washington Post 11/24/10

Jimmy Carter, Jimmy, Carter

Rising state payroll taxes in the U.S. as borrowing from the federal government increases

11/20/2010

Rising state payroll taxes in the US in 2010 acts as a disincentive for hiring. The rising state payroll taxes go to paying back $41 billion in loans from the federal government needed to fund unemployment insurance.

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States Raise Payroll Taxes to Repay Loans

Wall Street Journal 11/20/10

Sara Murray, Sara, Murray

Job Tax Plan Lands With a Thud

Wall Street Journal 02/09/11

Jonathan Weisman, Jonathan, Weisman, Damian Paletta, Damian, Paletta

Obama Plans to Rescue States With Debt Burdens

New York Times 02/08/11

Michael Cooper, Michael, Cooper, Sheryl Gay Stolberg, Sheryl, Gay, Stolberg

Relief for States and Businesses

New York Times 02/09/11

Editorial

In Florida, the Unemployed May Face Deep Cuts in Benefits

New York Times 03/31/11

Lizette Alvarez, Lizette, Alvarez

In Missouri, Extension of Unemployment Pay Is Blocked

New York Times 03/31/11

A. G. Sulzberger, A., G., Sulzberger

Municipal bond issuance by local governments and states in the US- 2010-2012

11/18/2010

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California Bond Woe Bodes Ill for States

Wall Street Journal 11/18/10

Michael Aneiro, Michael, Aneiro, Stu Woo, Stu, Woo

The Weak Get Weaker as Muni Bonds Are Sold Off

Wall Street Journal 12/19/10

Tom Lauricella, Tom, Lauricella, Jeannette Neumann, Jeannette, Neumann

Pained Muni Investors Cry Uncle

Wall Street Journal 12/22/10

Rolfe Winkler, Rolfe, Winkler

Recession-bruised states' revenue sank 30 percent in 2009, Census Bureau reports

Washington Post 01/05/11

Michael Fletcher, Michael, Fletcher

Bond Buyers' Eyes Are on Illinois

Wall Street Journal 01/07/11

Michael Corkery, Michael, Corkery

Illinois Deficit Leads to Talk of Big Tax Increase

New York Times 01/09/11

Monica Davey, Monica, Davey