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HEAVY SNOW to hit as Britain plunges into MONTH-LONG -14C deep FREEZE

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by Natura Naturans A DRAMATIC change in the weather this weekend will see Britain plunged into a month-long Arctic freeze amid warnings to prepare for crippling and widespread snowfall.Winter is about to take a savage parting shot unleashing a possible four-week assault of sub-zero gales and blizzards and wreaking havoc across the UK. A violent storm … Read more

Judicial Watch Files Ethics Complaint against Rep. Adam Schiff!

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by TFittonJW Background: https://www.judicialwatch.org/press-room/press-releases/judicial-watch-files-ethics-complaint-over-rep-adam-schiffs-contacts-with-glenn-simpson-and-michael-cohen/?utm_source=community_tab&utm_medium=youtube (Washington, DC) – Judicial Watch announced today that it filed an official complaint with the Office of Congressional Ethics about Rep. Adam Schiff’s (D-CA) controversial communications and contacts with two congressional witnesses: Glenn Simpson of Fusion GPS and Michael Cohen, President Trump’s former personal lawyer. The complaint asks that Rep. Schiff, who is the new … Read more

If Tesla has finally geared up Model 3 production only to see demand collapse, that’s not a sign of good corporate health.

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HMM: Elon Musk’s late-night announcement to raise prices and reopen some stores. “Collapsing sales and more senior staff departures suggest a company in disarray.” The reason for the volte-face was not spelled out, but it paints a potentially worrying picture of corporate governance at the electric car OEM. Last week, The Wall Street Journal reported that most … Read more

It’s difficult to trust anything concerning guns coming from the CDC since the agency got “woke” about them in the ’90s.

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FIVETHIRTYEIGHT: The CDC’s Gun Injury Data Is Becoming Even Less Reliable. According to the CDC’s most recent figures, somewhere between 31,000 and 236,000 people were injured by guns in 2017. That range, which represents the confidence interval — the high and low ends of a range of estimates that probably contains the real number, whatever that … Read more

TROUBLES: NEW YORK mag lays off staffers; Publication undergoes restructuring… Hundreds of newspapers to fold

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New York magazine lays off staffers as publication undergoes restructuring New York (CNN Business)New York Media, the parent company of New York magazine, laid off 16 full-time staffers and an additional 16 freelancers or part-time employees as the publication restructures, chief executive Pam Wasserstein said in a memo to employees on Monday. The cuts represent … Read more

New Numbers Confirm That The Global Economy And The U.S. Economy Are The Weakest They Have Been Since The Last Recession

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by Michael Snyder  Even mainstream economists are admitting that economic activity is slowing down.  And at this point that fact would be very difficult to deny, because the numbers are very clear.  We haven’t faced anything like this in a decade, and many are deeply concerned about what is coming next.  Will it be just another … Read more

TUCKER FIGHTS BACK… ‘Will never bow to the mob, ever’… MEDIA MATTERS tries again

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Watch the latest video at foxnews.com Tucker Carlson Blasts Liberal ‘Mob’ After Comments Unearthed: ‘They’ve Been Working Hard to Kill This Show’ Tucker Carlson railed against the liberal “mob” tonight in response to the Media Matters report on his past comments. By now you’ve probably heard Carlson’s comments, or at least heard about them, unearthed by Media … Read more

Retirement Isn’t Happening

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by John Mauldin I have long said I don’t want to retire. I enjoy my work. It’s not too physical, other than the travel (which is finally beginning to wear on me). Also, my savings are not yet sufficient to sustain the retirement lifestyle Shane and I want. I could retire now but would rather wait. … Read more

U.S. Oil Production Is Headed For A Quick Decline

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By Philip Verleger The most recent forecasts published by the US Energy Information Administration show US oil production increasing steadily. The February Short-Term Energy Outlook sees the output from US wells rising from 11.9 million barrels per day at the end of 2018 to 13.5 million barrels per day by the end of 2020. Most other forecasters agree. Thus, … Read more

David Morgan: US Consumers Are Tapped-Out

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by David Morgan from The Morgan Report U.S. Consumers Are Tapped Out – https://www.themorganreport.com. Look around you… U.S. Consumers Are Tapped Out. Watch our weekly perspective to see why U.S. Consumers Are Tapped Out. The Great Depression fundamentally changed attitudes about spending and saving. So did the Great Recession of 2008. But has that stopped us from spending like … Read more

New Houses Are Getting Smaller (But They’re Still Much Larger Than What Your Grandparents Had)

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by Ryan McMaken via Mises Wire The average square footage in new single-family houses has been declining since 2015. House sizes tend to fall just during recessionary periods. It happened from 2008 to 2009, from 2001 to 2002, and from 1990 to 1991. But even with strong job growth numbers in recent years, it looks like demand for … Read more

Do The Dollar And The Stock Market Come Crashing Down To Economic Reality This Week?

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via silverdoctors: Nothing has been fixed. Take Venezuela. Now we get one of the tried-and-true flush ’em out tactics: The blackout. I wonder how long it will be before we surround Maduro and start blaring Metallica’s “Enter Sandman” 24/7 because everybody knows you don’t cut off a dictator’s power without blaring the Deep State approved heavy … Read more

Russia, US, China race to militarize space

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=De9oJthKloI Russia has fired back at President Trump’s plans for a “Space Force,” accusing him of laying the groundwork for the militarization of space and that any moves toward the said will result in a proportionate response. RT America’s Rachel Blevins joins Rick Sanchez to discuss what’s eroding treaties and making war in space ever-easier … Read more