Here's How Low-Income Americans Feel About the Obama Administration's New Lending Regulations
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Dec. 21, 2016 |
| Good morning from Washington, where lawmakers are trying to figure out how to look into the extent of Russia's interference with the election. Josh Siegel has the latest. What do financially strapped Americans think of the Obama administration's crackdown on short-term lenders? Watch our video report from Kelsey Harkness. Plus: Ted Goodman on Obama's record-breaking pardons, Peter Brookes on the assassination of a Russian ambassador, Robin Simcox on the terror attack in Berlin, and Rob Bluey on what your support means to The Daily Signal. |
NewsHere's How Low-Income Americans Feel About the Obama Administration's New Lending RegulationsLenders argue President Obama's rules are burdensome and will cut access to credit to millions of Americans who genuinely are strapped for cash, leaving them with no options. |
NewsHow Your Donation to The Daily Signal Makes a Difference"The Daily Signal was created by The Heritage Foundation to tell the stories that go unreported by the liberal media," writes Daily Signal Editor-in-Chief Rob Bluey, explaining how that mindset led him off the beaten path one day to give voice to those Americans too often ignored by the media. |
CommentaryTerror Attack in Germany Puts Spotlight on Refugee PolicyThere is much to reflect on for Chancellor Angela Merkel. This is the fourth terrorist attack that has taken place in Germany this year, and a host of other attempted attacks have been thwarted. Several of these plots have been planned by refugees recently settled into the country. |
CommentaryRussia-Turkey Relations Unlikely to Be Derailed by Shooting of AmbassadorRussia is looking for opportunities to weaken the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, of which Turkey is a key member. |
NewsWhat a Special Committee Investigating Russia's Cyberattacks Could Do A bipartisan group of senators is pressing for the creation of a special panel—known as a select committee—to investigate and provide the definitive account of Russian cyberattacks on the U.S. political system. |
NewsObama Breaks Single-Day Record With 78 PardonsThe president has now commuted the sentences of 1,176 individuals, including 395 life sentences, and he has pardoned 148 individuals. |
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