By Loz Blain
The Japanese government is planning to connect major cities with automated zero-emissions logistics links that can quietly and efficiently shift millions of tons of cargo, while getting
by Svetlana ekimenko
The Ukraine proxy conflict continues to feed the insatiable US cycle of arms spending and production, with yet another newly-unveiled manufacturing facility joining its ranks.
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WASHINGTON — Some of the 51 “Spies Who Lie” were active CIA contractors when they claimed files from first son Hunter Biden’s laptop had “the
by Charles Wright
Sean Stone and Steve Kirsch had a very interesting conversation in 2023 where Kirsch in no uncertain terms outed himself as a “Malthusian” who is in favor
By Tyler Durden
Conservative commentator and filmmaker Robby Starbuck conducted an intensive three-week investigation into Tractor Supply, revealing and sharing on X how the US retailer, known for selling farm
By Michael Snyder
When I first started researching this, I could hardly believe that it was true. A company in Switzerland known as “Final Spark” has constructed a bizarre hybrid
by John Rubino
During a bull market, imbalances build up that seem scary but are not, in the moment, a deal-breaker. It’s only with hindsight that we look back
By Awr Hawkins
The FBI “designated 48 shootings as active shooter incidents” in 2023. California was the leading state in the nation, having 8 of the 48 incidents, Fox News
by Flora Zhao via The Epoch Times
On her first day after moving from Australia to the United States, Elizabeth Dunford walked into a supermarket to buy bread. As a
By Tyler Durden
The Kenyan capital of Nairobi has descended into violence and mayhem as large street protests by Kenyans outraged at new tax policies and a harsh 'Eco-Austerity&
By Kristian Fors
Americans are upset about inflation and shrinkflation. Not only have prices gone up, but many consumers feel that companies have reduced the portion sizes of their products.
by Craig Eyermann
Interest on the national debt is rapidly becoming the biggest single category of spending by the U.S. government. As of May 2024, the amount of money
