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More than a quarter of American households are made up of people living alone as the ranks of senior citizens swell and younger Americans continue to delay life milestones that previous generations reached earlier in life. There were 37 million one-person households in the United States in 2021, the U.S. Census Bureau reported this week, … Read more
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The xenobots don’t just reproduce, they have spontaneously found a new way to reproduce that has never been used by any organism on Earth. https://nypost.com/2021/11/30/worlds-first-living-robots-can-now-reproduce-scientists-say/ These first 'living robots' make 'babies' in their mouths + The millimetre-sized machines, are neither traditional robots nor animasl, but programmable organisms+ The organisms gather cells inside a Pac-Man-shaped 'mouth' … Read more
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From the Nestmann Group, November 30, 2021: We periodically remind our American readers that by simply going about their daily lives, they’re likely committing multiple crimes. As we pointed out last month, for instance, you could be imprisoned for walking your dog on federal property without a leash, or with too long a leash. Indeed, as attorney … Read more
via FEE.ORG: President Joe Biden once bizarrely remarked on the 2020 campaign trail, “Milton Friedman isn’t running the show anymore.” It shows. Earlier this month, the Labor Department reported that the CPI rose at its fastest rate since 1990: 0.9 percent for the month of October and 6.2 percent year over year—faster than Wall Street consensus estimates of 0.6 … Read more
via CNBC: CEOs and corporate insiders have sold a record $69 billion in stock in 2021, as looming tax hikes and lofty share prices encourage many to take profits. As of Monday, sales by insiders are up 30% from 2020 to $69 billion, and up 79% versus a 10-year average, according to InsiderScore/Verity. The selling … Read more
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The Federal Trade Commission ordered nine major retailers, including Amazon, Kroger, and Walmart, to release company information to illuminate ongoing supply chain issues that are disrupting the U.S. economy. “Supply chain disruptions are upending the provision and delivery of a wide array of goods, ranging from computer chips and medicines to meat and lumber,” FTC … Read more
Richard Cordray — a longtime ally of progressive Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) — is being considered for a key Federal Reserve position. According to a CNBC report, Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH) has “spoken to the Biden administration about Cordray and others who could serve as the Fed’s vice chair for supervision.” The Wall Street Journal … Read more
https://youtu.be/G_USI8VJj2c?list=PLs3bpgBAupLuHWAXbYqesImdmujOVih12 Kyle Rittenhouse has opened up about his trial, revealing that he knew the ‘state didn’t have a case’ against him when ‘they put Dominic Black on the stand.’ Rittenhouse, 18, appeared on the Charlie Kirk Show on Tuesday to discuss his infamous case after he was acquitted earlier this month for fatally shooting two men … Read more
CNN anchor Chris Cuomo was suspended indefinitely on Tuesday by the network after documents revealed he had assisted his brother Andrew Cuomo, who was serving as the governor of New York at the time, as he faced a slew of sexual harassment accusations that led to the governor’s resignation. Thousands of pages of evidence released … Read more
As New Yorkers know better than anyone, everything costs more here. But seven times more? Alas, yes — at least if you’re talking about public-construction projects. The latest example: PS 33 in The Bronx, vs. a similar-sized school just across the Hudson in Jersey City, NJ. It’s outrageous. And it goes a long way toward explaining why … Read more
While attempting to pump gas in suburban Chicago Ridge, a man found a needle device hidden in the nozzle, police warned Tuesday. According to a Facebook post from the Chicago Ridge Police Department, the man was at a Shell Gas Station at 111th Street and Ridgeland at around 7 p.m. when he went to squeeze … Read more
Powell's "transitory" error will require a rapid catch-up that could easily destabilize markets and the economy. It didn’t have to be this way, writes @elerianm https://t.co/nJuJsON5jv — Bloomberg Markets (@markets) December 1, 2021 Bulls, it's a good Omnicom day, enjoy while it lasts, the Fed is now reading Zerohedge. They'll return to the deflation paradigm … Read more
by confoundedinterest17 Calamity Jay Powell is no longer mentioning “transitory” when it comes to inflation, but does Powell and the FOMC have the moxie to ACTUALLY raise rates more than a smidge?? (Bloomberg) — Team Transitory is throwing in the towel. In a clear sign that the Federal Reserve is shifting to tighter monetary policy, Jerome Powell — … Read more
by The Phoenix By Graham Summers, MBA Stocks are bouncing again because investors have been trained by the Fed to “buy the dip” since the March 2020 lows. So, traders are buying this one. However, there is a big difference between this recent drop in stocks and the others. This time around, the Fed has indicated … Read more
by JR3000 Because crypto believers think crypto currency will revolutionize the financial industry (and because I’ve been having an argument with someone that came here to pick a fight and wanted to argue about energy consumption between crypto and fiat) it is important to understand just how much energy use a single crypto transaction uses. … Read more
