CNBC flabbergasted — Biggest jobs miss in 23 years…
U.S. added just 266,000 jobs in April, March payrolls revised lower ‘The worst miss in 23 years’ h/t Swingline
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U.S. added just 266,000 jobs in April, March payrolls revised lower ‘The worst miss in 23 years’ h/t Swingline
The Arizona Republican Party announced that the DOJ is trying to interfere in the Maricopa County audit. We reported on this last night Maricopa County election audit facing Department of Justice interference as Feds and Democrats conspire to stop audit. Where was DOJ last November? https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2021/05/arizona-gop-now-claims-doj-trying-interfere-maricopa-audit-ironic-ignored-big-lie/ BREAKING NEWS:Full America's Audit Update coming soon…Maricopa County election … Read more
by Ninjakick666 Just came out yesterday on the State Dept’s FOIA site. Thought you guys would dig some of this internal drama… Was a twitter account called IranDisinfo run by people associated with a nonprofit called The E-Collaborative for Civic Education. They had a few different quasi news accounts they ran… looks like most of them stopped … Read more
Note how the video is labeled. So wanting to be FREE to move around you city you are a racist if you don’t sit passively by as thugs block your way. Never thought I would see a Dallas suburb cave to these kind of tactics. Instead of clearing intersections blocked by these criminals the police … Read more
Many of the conspiracy theories surrounding January 6th revolve around her death — mainly because the government will not reveal the name of the man who shot her. By law, they don’t have to tell us who he is. Basically, “what happens on Capitol Hill, stays on Capitol Hill.” They also decided not to charge … Read more
Breaking Newshttps://t.co/1T2qjOgk9I — Chuck Woolery Tribute (@chuckwoolery) May 7, 2021
BloombergBOE Foresees Biggest U.K. Spending Boom Since Thatcher Era(Bloomberg) — The Bank of England expects the biggest surge in household spending since 1988 — when Margaret Thatcher was prime minister — to help power a strong economic rebound after the pandemic.Officials, led by Governor Andrew Bailey, said they expect consumers to use up 10% of … Read more
Mark Cuban: Dogecoin Will Hit $1 And Become a Stablecoin Mark Cuban thinks Dogecoin is headed straight for $1—and will stay there. The reason? It’s becoming more of a utility, he argues. Dogecoin was created in 2013 purely as a joke to reference the internet’s favorite Shiba Inu dog meme. But its recent price surge—up 23,000% in the past … Read more
In a new report, New York Attorney General Letitia James found that of the more than 22 million public comments the Federal Communications Commission received in 2017 regarding the repeal of net neutrality protections, a whopping 18 million were fake. Millions of those comments, the report says, were funded by the broadband industry. “The OAG found … Read more
The border is in crisis. Over 170,000 illegal immigrants were apprehended at the U.S.-Mexico border during the month of March. The month of April is expected to yield around the same number or higher. Of course, that’s just the number of people who were caught. It is estimated around 1,000 illegal immigrants a day are able to avoid … Read more
Pay attention Millenials and Gen-Xer’s. This is an amazing insight into where we are at as a society and YOUR role in it. h/t thilliker2
Teachers unions in Illinois are pushing a bill through the General Assembly that would strip local school districts, health departments, and private schools of their authority to make health-related decisions, centralizing those powers at the state level. House Bill 2789 requires the Illinois Department of Public Health to create new regulations governing in-person instruction, which must … Read more
by Shaun Richards Early this morning the day was set in in central banking terms by the Reserve Bank of Australia who exhibited one of my main themes. So let us take a trip to a land down under where the RBA opens its quarterly statement in upbeat fashion. Strong global growth is expected this … Read more
Senior Democrats are treading carefully around Justice Stephen Breyer these days, worried that a progressive push to get him to retire could either anger him or come off as overtly political — in either case potentially dashing their hopes of getting a young new liberal on the Supreme Court in his place. The clock is ticking … Read more
And the waters prevailed exceedingly upon the Earth – and all the high mountains that were under the whole heaven were covered.” Many have questioned the feasibility of the story, with one critic stating: “For the biblical flood to have happened, the water on Earth had to miraculously multiply by about 250 percent.” Despite this, … Read more
The Federal Elections Commission (FEC) has closed its investigation into whether former President Trump illegally made hush money payments to women prior to the 2016 election. The FEC voted 4–1 to close the probes after failing to find that Trump or his campaign “knowingly and willfully” violated campaign finance law when his former attorney Michael … Read more
The conflict escalated at a September 12 game against the University of Virginia, when [Kiersten] Hening’s teammates knelt during the reading of a unity pledge developed by the Atlantic Coast Conference‘s committee for racial and social justice. Hening remained standing, an act she claims sparked a “campaign of abuse.” According to Hening, she was “verbally attacked” … Read more