Michael B. Kelley, Yahoo Finance

Michael B. Kelley

Yahoo Finance

New York, NY, United States

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Past:
  • Cashay
  • Yahoo
  • The Chainsaw
  • Business Insider
  • Connecticut Post
  • Slate

Past articles by Michael:

What is a 'no landing’ scenario? The latest buzzword that's 'all about inflation'

The notion of a "no landing" scenario for the U.S. economy is the latest topic to dominate discussions among economists and strategists. Here's what it means for you. → Read More

Snowden on his bitcoin holdings: 'I’m not at risk of going hungry'

"Are you bitcoin rich these days? And, I think I read that you are working doing IT for a company there in Russia. Is that the case? And why do you need to work?” → Read More

Historian Niall Ferguson details 'Cold War II' — which 'began some time ago'

The world is currently embroiled in "Cold War II" — and has been for a while — and the path ahead is lined with the geopolitics of nuclear weapons, says one historian. → Read More

Flight attendants caught in middle again amid 'dangerous' debate over masks on planes

Airlines are pushing the U.S. government to end mask mandates after the TSA extended a mandate requiring face coverings on planes, in airports, and trains until at least April 18. → Read More

Daylight Savings debate: Winners — and losers — of ending biannual time changes

Daylight Savings Time could soon become permanent in the U.S. → Read More

Putin's invasion of Ukraine 'is really splitting Russian society,' expert explains

Russian President Vladimir Putin owns the ongoing invasion of Ukraine, one expert explained, and that means that the totalitarian leader will also own what comes next. → Read More

Omicron: What we know and don't know so far

Leading medical experts provide Yahoo Finance with insights into the omicron variant and the implications going forward. → Read More

Snowden flouts court ruling with paid speeches, Substack: ‘He’s above the law’

Exiled leaker Edward Snowden continues to score several payments for speaking appearances despite a court ruling that placed a permanent injunction on unauthorized speeches. → Read More

'No-brainer' for White House to seek private sector help on critical infrastructure, ex-NSA hacker explains

As tech and other industry CEOs visit the White House for a summit on cybersecurity, one NSA hacker-turned-security researcher stressed that the private sector can play a key role in protecting the U.S. grid. → Read More

Student loan repayment pause extended to January 2022 by Biden administration

The Biden administration has extended the pandemic payment pause related to federally-backed student loan debt to January 31, 2022. → Read More

'Biden needs Putin more than Putin needs Biden,' expert argues

U.S. President Joe Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin met in Geneva, and one expert argued that the Kremlin has some leverage when it comes to the relationship between the two world leaders. → Read More

'They want to play soldier': Experts weigh in on the program militarizing American cops

Police chiefs and experts detail a federal program to transfer surplus equipment from the military to civilian law enforcement agencies for domestic counter-drug and counter-terrorism activities. → Read More

National Enquirer invited Bezos's wrath at the worst possible time

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos alleged that the National Enquirer tried to extort him, and the billionaire’s backlash over the alleged blackmail comes at a time when the supermarket tabloid is weaker than ever. → Read More

NAACP president on NFL player protests: 'How the narrative changed is amazing'

The NAACP's President believes that NFL players protesting social injustice by kneeling during the national anthem are doing their civic duty. → Read More

Map: Why Trump needs Canada in any North American trade deal

"It is difficult to see a meaningful trade deal replacing NAFTA without Canada being involved." → Read More

Elon Musk sued by British cave diver over 'pedo guy' tweets

Vernon Unsworth, a British cave diver who helped rescue 12 Thai children trapped in a cave in July, is suing Tesla CEO Elon Musk for libel and slander, according to the lawsuit filed in a U.S. district court in California. → Read More

There are now 2 ways the Mueller probe can go for Trump

“Manafort’s cooperating with Mueller may be the motherlode.” → Read More

'His world is closing in': 3 key Trump fixers are now his foes

Michael Cohen, David Pecker, and Allen Weisselberg have served all as Trump fixers, and now all three are in a position to provide valuable information to federal authorities. → Read More

How China steals U.S. secrets

A recent U.S. government report indicates just how far multifaceted China is when it comes to stealing American intellectual property and government secrets. → Read More

Facebook users are having a hard time detoxing from their feeds

According to data from The Harris Poll, Facebook ranked the highest in a new survey that looked at the social media apps that people find the hardest to break away from. → Read More