New York Attorney General Letitia James alleges Alex Mashinsky defrauded thousands of investors, lying to them about the extent of losses when he was CEO of now bankrupt crypto exchange Celsius. James seeks to bar Mashinsky from working in the securities industry or as an executive in New York state and to compel him to … Read more
YOUR TURN, TVA: Apologies and acceptance from Duke Energy over recent rolling blackouts. Bowman said they began to see a divergence between actual power demand and their forecast on the evening of Dec. 23, alerting them that their reserves would be tighter than expected on the DEC system, and saw the same divergence on the DEP … Read more
by confoundedinterest17 December’s ADP jobs report is out and it is a good news. bad news type of report. First, the good news. 235k jobs were added in December. Now for the bad news, job stayers saw their annual salary growth fall to 7.3% Year-over-year (YoY). But while job growth remains good (which will allow The … Read more
Markets have been in the same range for over two weeks now. Every time we get to the top of the range, more bulls are trapped. Every time we get to the bottom of the range, more bears are trapped. The market wants to trap you before the next big move. Textbook consolidation. — The … Read more
Passing laws isn't as simple as Schoolhouse Rock made it seem. The Speaker of the House has enormous power over the process, so if he just wants to uphold the status quo, good luck getting anything meaningful passed. This what the Speaker debate is really about. pic.twitter.com/BUAPFcnPKQ — Glenn Beck (@glennbeck) January 5, 2023
via hotair: “Ex-FBI Assistant Director Chris Swecker on Tuesday became the latest law enforcement or political figure to support creating an independent commission modeled after the U.S. Senate’s 1970s Church Committee to investigate the FBI’s practices and impose reforms on the storied law enforcement agency.” Related: Majority see FBI as Biden’s ‘personal Gestapo’ after Trump raid.
The Republican establishment that still believes they can manage voters’ expectations to maintain the status quo may want to do a reality check. The base had high expectations in 2022, and the elections did not meet those expectations. Many voters suspect that at least some establishment Republicans put a greater emphasis on ensuring that candidates … Read more
“Means also alleges that the FDA funneled money to universities, as well as conservative and liberal think tanks, to claim that soda did not cause obesity. He also states that soda manufacturers have been ‘deeply embedded’ in the U.S. Department of Agriculture, of all places, which led to the concept that there was no such … Read more
by Shaun Richards One of the major economic stories of last year was the rise in US interest-rates. The US Federal Reserve is keen to tell us it was rapid but the main issue was sung about by Carole King. And it’s too late, baby, now it’s too lateThough we really did try to make … Read more
by Chris Black In America, a man who says he is a woman has special rights, including the ability to physically assault or rape real women with fewer consequences than if a heterosexual man does it. This is a big draw to sociopaths. Why are incels turning themselves into girls? – The Post. Another great … Read more
Pakistan faces its worst economic crisis in decades. And to save electricity, the government has announced a series of measures, including the early closure of markets and shopping malls pic.twitter.com/b7FzStzbAF — TRT World (@trtworld) January 2, 2023 Pakistan’s economic crisis worsens. Markets, malls to shut early to save energy amidst fears of debt default.. Message … Read more
No one is buying Jay Powell's hawk act. No one doubts the FOMC actually intends to keep hiking rates and keep rates up, but markets know it ain't happening no matter what policymakers think about the economy. They're ALWAYS wrong.https://t.co/JY98hYnHw5 pic.twitter.com/wGoB76qXBc — Jeffrey P. Snider (@JeffSnider_EDU) January 5, 2023 The largest bubble that banks ever … Read more
By Graham Summers, MBA Investors should be praying for a stock market crash. From a systemic perspective, the markets have entered a period of “risk off”. This has been the case since March of 2022. And the single best thing for investors would be for the markets to get this situation over with quickly via a … Read more
You can practically hear the talking point being screamed in his ear over and over again. Taking over his guest, not listening or responding to any of her valid points. He comes across dismissive of a woman. I don’t think this will turn out well for him. AC
STOP THE SHOTS Doctors worldwide now sounding the alarm including my own family physician in California #VaccineDeath pic.twitter.com/wGDS7YOvwi — Madeleine Case Tweets🌐 (@McCannCaseTweet) January 5, 2023
Prominent asset managers are playing a giant game of whack-a-mole as a wave of redemptions hit multi-billion dollar property funds on either side of the Atlantic. Wealthy investors panic as high inflation and recession threats send fund valuations sliding. US fund manager BlackRock is the latest to suspend redemption requests from investors in its £3.5 … Read more
https://nypost.com/2022/12/28/nyc-slated-to-get-first-8m-from-feds-for-migrant-crisis/ New York is set to receive the first federal dollars to help pay for costs incurred during the ongoing migrant crisis, but the amount awarded is less than 1% of City Hall’s total $1 billion request, The Post has learned. The $7.89 million will be used to reimburse the city for spending on the … Read more
Pfizer’s Long History Of Criminal Behavior In 1992, Pfizer agreed to pay between $165 million and $215 million to settle lawsuits arising from the fracturing of its Bjork-Shiley Convexo-Concave heart valve, which at the time had resulted in nearly 300 deaths, and by 2012 had resulted in 663 deaths. In 1994, Pfizer agreed to pay … Read more
Kentucky has joined a growing list of conservative states that have begun to boycott banks they charge are discriminating against the fossil fuel industry. In compliance with a Kentucky law passed in March, State Treasurer Allison Ball yesterday released a list of banks that “are engaged in energy company boycotts.” This list included Wall Street … Read more
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Mainstream media is on the offense going strong. Their handlers gave the signal for full damage control and gaslighting to blame the “antivaxxers” for spreading dangerous information. h/t lboog423
Dan Cringeshaw is a WEF shill, so is McCarthy. I’m sorry to inform you that Dan Crenshaw now views his fellow House members as terrorists – which means he’ll probably try to arm them in an illegal proxy war after putting them on the CIA payroll! https://t.co/uEVBaaa2I1 — Emerald Robinson ✝️ (@EmeraldRobinson) January 4, 2023 … Read more
For those questioning if this is true, this comes from Joker: the man who stopped laughing issue 4 out yesterday — Jester_Bell 🎥 🍿 🥳 (@TheresaCampagna) January 4, 2023 AC
