Spread the loveRetail sales in the U.S. fell 1 percent from February to March, according to Census Bureau Data released Friday, a sharp drop signaling that the economy is slowing faster…
Spread the loveUkrainian troops pulled back from some territory in Bakhmut this week as Russia launched a “re-energized” assault on the Donetsk Oblast battlefield city, British intelligence said Friday. “Russia…
Spread the loveChina’s population has reigned as the largest in the world for more than two centuries. Now India is taking its place, heralding a major shift in the global…
Russian President Vladimir Putin says "The Black Sea will never be a NATO sea" while his nation is still in the middle of a war with Ukraine, a nation he…
Spread the loveAccording to the Energy Information Agency of the U.S. Department of Energy, U.S. gets only 12.5% of our energy from renewable solar and wind energy. EPA’s mandates for…
Spread the loveRussia stepped up its campaign to capture Bakhmut in eastern Ukraine, pushing Ukrainian forces further from the city center as explosions rocked Russian-occupied Melitopol ahead of an expected…
Spread the loveSpot gold was up 1.2% to $2,037.68 per ounce by 10:45 a.m. EDT, its highest since March 2022 and about $35 off record highs. US gold futures gained…
Spread the loveLiz Truss, who briefly served as the UK’s Prime Minister in 2022, has this week called for Ukraine to be fast-tracked into NATO. “I also believe we should…
Spread the loveOil prices are on course for their fourth consecutive weekly gain, with WTI trading above $82 and Brent trading above $86. OPEC+ oil production cuts are bad news…
Spread the loveInflation has come down from its historic highs, though not far enough to stop plaguing the economy just yet. That’s the takeaway from data released yesterday. First, the…
Spread the loveAfter 10 months of one of the longest and bloodiest battles in Russia’s war in Ukraine, Ukrainian soldiers are now defending a shrinking half-circle of ruins in a…
Spread the loveThe United Nations is seeking vast new powers and stronger “global governance” tools to deal with international emergencies such as pandemics and economic crises, a new U.N. policy brief…
Spread the loveThe implausibility of a net-zero carbon energy future is becoming so obvious that even Europeans are starting to notice. Witness the weekend decision to step back from the…
Spread the loveThe U.S. auto industry is nominally still privately owned, but it is slowly becoming a de facto state-directed utility. That’s the meaning of the Environmental Protection Agency’s proposed…
Not long after JP Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon suggested using eminent domain to achieve Climate Agenda goals, the International Monetary Fund announced a plan to use a global cryptocurrency…
Spread the loveNo companies with investment-grade credit ratings sold new bonds over the six business days from March 10 through March 17, the first week in March without a new…
Spread the loveThe E.P.A. cannot mandate that carmakers sell a certain number of electric vehicles. But under the Clean Air Act, the agency can limit the pollution generated by the…
Spread the loveA digital identity verification system could be soon set up in the United States, with the legislation behind the initiative now progressing to the Senate for debate. Introduced…
Spread the loveWhen Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a mobilization in the fall to commandeer reinforcements for the war against Ukraine, thousands of men fled the country or went into hiding.…
Spread the loveThe IMF’s Spring Meetings this year saw the announcement of the organization’s own, “international central bank digital currency” called the Universal Monetary Unit (UMU, aka Unicoin). The IMF…