Month: September 2021

The former Walmart executive last week unveiled plans for Telosa, a sustainable metropolis that he hopes to create, from scratch, in the American desert. The ambitious 150,000-acre proposal promises eco-friendly architecture, sustainable energy production and a purportedly drought-resistant water system. A so-called “15-minute city design” will allow residents to access their workplaces, schools and amenities … Read more

by HSeldon2020 Here is the idea: We are all familiar with the notion of Support and Resistance. Most of us also know that these price levels “work” because they are widely recognized to work. The more acknowledged a price level is as either support / resistance the more power that level has, which is why … Read more

SUNLAND PARK, New Mexico — A giant red “X” marks the spot on the 14-foot-high border fence where smugglers dropped two Ecuadorian children onto a desolate patch of scrub from the Mexican side of the border. The sisters — Yareli, 3, and Yasmina, 5 — who were reunited with their family in New York City three weeks … Read more

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — The Middle East on Monday got its first completely automated cashier-less store, as retail giant Carrefour rolled out its vision for the future of the industry in a cavernous Dubai mall. Like Amazon’s breakthrough unmanned grocery stores that opened in 2018, the Carrefour mini-market looks like any ordinary convenience … Read more

WORLD War Three fears are mounting after China flew 19 nuke bombers and fighter jets into Taiwan air space for “invasion” war games. The latest Chinese military incursion on Sunday involved 10 J-16 and four Su-30 fighter jets, an anti-submarine aircraft, and four H-6 bombers, which can carry nuclear weapons, Taiwan’s Defence Ministry said. The … Read more

Biden administration officials are reportedly at a loss for what to do in response to the current “hostage” situation in Afghanistan, telling reporters they “do not control the airspace” as several planes holding Americans have been prevented by the Taliban from leaving the country. What’s the background? News surfaced on Sunday that as many as … Read more

A record share of U.S. small-business owners said they had vacant positions in August, and an unprecedented number boosted wages to lure workers, the National Federation of Independent Business said Thursday. Fifty percent of firms had job openings they could not fill last month, up 1 percentage point from July and the largest share in … Read more

The White House is preparing to roll out new announcements on a number of President Joe Biden’s unrealized campaign promises this fall, even as Congress works to advance the president’s dual infrastructure proposals in hopes of final passage. White House officials did not dispute that a number of Biden’s economic campaign promises, including pledges to … Read more

by Chris Black There isn’t a real barrel of oil sold for the Wall Street price. That price is simply a benchmark for trading contracts.  Oil Slides After Saudis Slash Crude Price In Scramble For Asian Market Share https://t.co/jGgi1IeXw3 — zerohedge (@zerohedge) September 6, 2021

by Chris Black I was standing outside the other day, and an older Model S drove by that sounded like it was going to explode, screeching terribly, the unmistakable sound of an electric motor close to failure. I doubt it was near its million mile plus useful life Elon claimed. The problem with electric cars … Read more

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Larry Elder charges that the 2020 presidential election was full of “shenanigans” and says he worried about potential voting irregularities in the Sept. 14 California recall election of embattled Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom. That’s why Elder, a conservative talk radio host and the polling front runner among the California gubernatorial replacement candidates, is urging supporters … Read more

fter the 2016 election, the left spent four years casting doubt on the outcome in order to make Trump’s win look illegitimate. After the 2020 election, the left’s allies in social media made it a thought crime to question Biden’s win. In the California recall election, the media is already setting up a narrative to … Read more

Marc Garneau just said they would use an economic aid package previously announced for Afghanistan as leverage to induce the Taliban to release more interpreters. But surely that deal became null and void when murderous theological terrorists took over. Right? https://twitter.com/AlanCane604/status/1433976390693568513 I thought Canada didnt negotiate with terrorists. Isnt that what Trudeau said when John … Read more

CLEVELAND, Ohio – FirstEnergy has blocked the online accounts of six million customers because of repeated hacking attempts and has told customers they must reset their passwords to regain access. During a routine security check, FirstEnergy found there were numerous recent “unauthorized attempts to log into customer accounts,” an email sent by the electric company … Read more

Over seven million people across the U.S. will lose their unemployment benefits beginning on Monday as pandemic safety nets expire. The emergency federal jobless benefits are set to end on Labor Day, while another three million people will lose their additional $300 boost to state unemployment benefits, barring government intervention The White House has said … Read more