by Greg Reese
In a recent Time Magazine article, Ray Dalio of Bridgewater Associates hedge funds warned that the world is on the brink of disaster. He came to this
By Matt Taibbi
I spent much of the weekend combing through the Twitter Files for examples of the “Censorship Enterprise” described by the Attorneys General in the landmark Missouri v.
By Tyler Durden
The pedo-loving propagandists at the once-great Rolling Stone are at it again, this time seemingly defending child traffickers with a scathing review of Jim Caviezel's
By Tyler Durden
Abstract
Interest-bearing debt grows exponentially, in an upsweep. The non-financial economy of production and consumption grows more slowly as income is diverted to carry the debt overhead.
By Tyler Durden
The Epoch Times has learned that controversial new guidelines from the National Education Union (NEU) also tell teachers to put an end to “boy-girl” classroom seating as
By Tyler Durden
Cash-strapped Americans are panic-searching "pawn shop near me." The search trend spiked to a record high at the start of July and is an ominous
by Kelen McBreen
Tolani Senior Professor of Trade Policy at Cornell University Eswar Prasad spoke at the gathering, bluntly stating the “benefits of digital money” include the “programmability” of citizens.
By Michael Maharrey
A month ago, the fake debt ceiling fight ended and Congress suspended the federal government’s borrowing limit for two years. Since the debt ceiling deal, the
By Pam Martens and Russ Martens
You may recall reading a burst of headlines during the banking crisis in March of this year about depositors fleeing small banks for the
By Andrew Hale
Every country should pay its sovereign debt. Default, we are told, is not an option. But has anyone told China?
The United States pays interest on approximately
by Michael Maharre
When the World Gold Council published its first Gold Demand Trends report 30 years ago, Asian demand made up 45% of the world’s total. Today, the
