The president's portfolio kept accumulating shares in companies — like Palantir and Lockheed Martin — that were benefiting directly from his global military escalations
A new contracting arrangement shifts even more risk from the weapons manufacturer to the American taxpayer
Big Pentagon contractors like Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman saw billions added to their market value
President Biden greased the wheels early on and American taxpayers are still paying
The narrative that Moscow's war is 'unsustainable' deflects from real production and performance problems in American arms to Ukraine
Our industrial base isn't keeping up with the pace of weapons transfers to Ukraine and Israel
