Intervening Oneself Out Of Quagmire? By Elwin de Groot, head of macro strategy at Rabobank Intervening Oneself Out Of Quagmire? Yesterday’s market moves again showed that jawboning and temporary interventions are rarely enough when the underlying problem is fundamental. As a “thank you” for Trump’s last-minute intervention to reduce joint US-South Korean military drills –… Continue reading Intervening Oneself Out Of Quagmire?
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Women rally in SUPPORT of killer mom outside trial, fawn over her defense atty
Lindsay Clancy is currently on trial for the January 2023 strangulation murders of her three young children, Cora (5), Dawson (3), and Callan (8 months). After killing her children, Clancy attempted to end her own life by cutting her throat and jumping from a second-story window — the fall left her permanently paralyzed from the… Continue reading Women rally in SUPPORT of killer mom outside trial, fawn over her defense atty
Lacy Hunt: Fed’s Been “Stealth-Easing” Since December
Lacy Hunt: Fed’s Been “Stealth-Easing” Since December “We’re seeing a major secular shift, that we’re now moving into a period of capital shortage, as well as we’re witnessing the end of the three-decade period of globalization, which led to significant disinflation.” That prediction comes from Dr. Lacy Hunt, once one of the bond market’s most… Continue reading Lacy Hunt: Fed’s Been “Stealth-Easing” Since December
O’Keefe puts Alaska polling station to the test: Giant fail
A new investigation by journalist James O’Keefe and the O’Keefe Media Group (OMG) has uncovered voter shenanigans happening in Alaska. For this investigation, O’Keefe entered an Anchorage polling station pretending to be Sen. Lisa Murkowski’s brother, Brian Murkowski. The catch was that he didn’t have any identification on him. Yet despite him not having ID,… Continue reading O’Keefe puts Alaska polling station to the test: Giant fail
O’Keefe puts Alaska polling station to the test: Giant fail
A new investigation by journalist James O’Keefe and the O’Keefe Media Group (OMG) has uncovered voter shenanigans happening in Alaska. For this investigation, O’Keefe entered an Anchorage polling station pretending to be Sen. Lisa Murkowski’s brother, Brian Murkowski. The catch was that he didn’t have any identification on him. Yet despite him not having ID,… Continue reading O’Keefe puts Alaska polling station to the test: Giant fail
LIVE 10am EST: The SCIF – Bessent And The Bond Market – Tom Teague
Please Follow us on Truth Social, X , Youtube , Minds, Telegram, Rumble, GETTR, Gab, Instagram Apple PodcastsSpotifyAmazon Music L Todd Wood talks with financial professional Tom Teague on the curious case of Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent and the bond market. Here’s your mission brief… 1 – The Blob strikes back against Ukraine elections2 –… Continue reading LIVE 10am EST: The SCIF – Bessent And The Bond Market – Tom Teague
LIVE 10am EST: The SCIF – Bessent And The Bond Market – Tom Teague
Please Follow us on Truth Social, X , Youtube , Minds, Telegram, Rumble, GETTR, Gab, Instagram Apple PodcastsSpotifyAmazon Music L Todd Wood talks with financial professional Tom Teague on the curious case of Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent and the bond market. Here’s your mission brief… 1 – The Blob strikes back against Ukraine elections2 –… Continue reading LIVE 10am EST: The SCIF – Bessent And The Bond Market – Tom Teague
New York Times loses bigly in defamation case of former University of Alabama basketball player
An Alabama jury awarded $9.25 million in damages on Thursday to a former Alabama college basketball player who sued The New York Times two years ago after it defamed him in an article. The lawsuit from former University of Alabama men’s basketball team player Kai Spears stemmed from a bogus report that the Times filed… Continue reading New York Times loses bigly in defamation case of former University of Alabama basketball player
Supreme Court blew a nearly trillion-dollar hole in budget by striking down Trump tariffs
The Supreme Court’s decision earlier this year striking down President Trump’s first attempt at global tariffs will sock it to the U.S. Treasury, blowing a nearly trillion-dollar hole in the budget over the next decade, according to the Congressional Budget Office.
Supreme Court blew a nearly trillion-dollar hole in budget by striking down Trump tariffs
The Supreme Court’s decision earlier this year striking down President Trump’s first attempt at global tariffs will sock it to the U.S. Treasury, blowing a nearly trillion-dollar hole in the budget over the next decade, according to the Congressional Budget Office.