by Pamela Williams Congratulations, America! We can now call Donald Trump our 45th President of the United States. What a wonderful day for the world, as President Trump will make the world a better place by bringing us all closer to God. We will suffer less, and prosper more. We will stand upon the mountain … Read more
by Viraj Shah The Chinese economy grew at the slowest rate in the past 26 years in 2016.The economy grew at the rate of 6.7% in 2016 and moved on to 6.8% by the fourth quarter. Hours after the National Economic Data was presented for the 2nd largest economy of the world, the People’s … Read more
by amra_the_lion Evergrande is one of the top 5 largest real estate developer in China (maybe the 2nd largest). Since its founding it has ventured into many other businesses like sports and until recently bottled water. In my view, Evergrande is exhibiting many of the symptoms that brought down the bloated giant companies that existed … Read more
What this comes down to is AG Loretta Lynch has ordered the NSA to provide ALL signals intelligence it has collected on ANYONE, ANYWHERE to any US Agency that has a Intelligence unit attached to it, and asks for it, 16 at last count! They don’t need a FISA warrant from a federal judge or … Read more
by Pamela Williams On the steps of the Lincoln Memorial with my father, the 45th president of the United States, and family. #MAGA #Inauguration2017 pic.twitter.com/8R9sjpNsnz — Ivanka Trump (@IvankaTrump) January 20, 2017 Americans have waited for this day a very long time. All the hard work has paid off, and so many prayers have been … Read more
By Michael Snyder Over the past couple of months, the radical left has been endlessly hyping the protests against Donald Trump on January 20th and January 21st. We have been told that half the population absolutely hates Donald Trump and that Washington D.C. will be filled with angry protesters that are ready to take their … Read more
by Amna El Tawil During his final day as the President of the United States, Barack Obama commuted the sentences of 330 inmates. This act cemented his legacy of granting more commutations than any other president in the history of the United States. A vast majority of people whose commutations were granted today were … Read more
by Amna El Tawil Tomorrow is the day when Donald J. Trump will, officially, become the 45th President of the United State. The inauguration will feature extreme security measures while Mr. Trump, his family, friends, and administration are making final preparations for the big today. Today, the successful businessman uploaded a photo of himself … Read more
Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (D., Hawaii) departed from Damascus on Wednesday after traveling to the Middle East on an undisclosed “fact-finding trip” intended to help end Syria’s nearly six-year conflict. Gabbard’s office did not provide advanced warning to House Speaker Paul Ryan (R., Wis.) or House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D., Calif.) regarding the trip to … Read more
by Amna El Tawil It looks like the next ambassador to the United States to the UK will be the owner of NY Jets, Woody Johnson. During a luncheon in Washington, the President-elect introduced the NFL tycoon as the ambassador which prompted media representatives to consider this, a pretty much, done deal. The Guardian … Read more
by Amna El Tawil During the presidential campaign and even after Trump’s victory, fashion industry constantly provoked Melania Trump. Numerous designers made it perfectly clear they will never dress her because Melania’s husband isn’t tolerant, doesn’t respect women, religions, other races, and so on. That’s always been weird because it is a well-known fact that … Read more
by Amna El Tawil She may have changed her gender, but Caitlyn Jenner doesn’t plan to change her political views. Bruce Jenner was a lifelong Republican and so is Caitlyn. That is why it came as no surprise when she said she would vote for Trump. And it, definitely, isn’t shocking that Caitlyn will attend his … Read more
by Viraj Shah The Chinese made a foray to the world economy with low-priced production and mass manufacturing bias. The interest of foreign venture capitalist in China and country’s growing economic and political influence in the world added another cherry to the Great Chinese Pie. However, once the 2008 financial meltdown happened, the pie … Read more
by Viraj Shah Amidst markets soaring high and the unemployment rates at 4.6%, there is ample fuel to the fire of an imminent economic crash in 2017. While the Trumphoria is still trying to hold the stock market, it is highly likely that a few factors will leave the Americans with little money and … Read more
by Amna El Tawil Luis Nolasco, an official for the ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union) of the Southern California told elderly white people at a city council meeting in Rialto they should have no say in how the town is governed because they’re a minority with only about “five years left.” The issue … Read more
by Amna El Tawil Edward Snowden, a whistleblower who disclosed the extent of NSA’s surveillance, can stay in Russia for a few more years, it has been revealed. According to The Guardian, an official confirmed that Russia extended Snowden’s stay in the country. The NSA contractor will get to spend two more years in Russia … Read more
by Pamela Williams When it rains it pours, and buckets are pouring down on the Clintons as we speak. This is really infuriating, as all we have heard recently is talk about Trump and Putin’s ties; but in reality we should be talking about the fact that American soil is now owned by Vladimir Putin’s … Read more
by Amna El Tawil An anti-Trump protester set himself on fire on Tuesday evening as an “act of protest” against the incoming president. The footage (seen below) captured by NBC4DC’s Shomari Stone, shows a man setting himself on fire in the street in front of the Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C. “I … Read more
by Amna El Tawil CNN and president-elect Donald Trump have a rocky relationship and it comes as no secret they constantly accuse each other of all sorts of things. For instance, Trump tweeted on numerous occasions that CNN will lose its credibility. On the other hand, president of CNN, Jeff Zucker, claims their credibility … Read more
by Amna El Tawil WikiLeaks indicated that Julian Assange is going to face extradition to the United States and leave the Ecuadorian embassy where he currently resides. As a reminder, Mr. Assange promised last week he would hand himself in if the current president of the United States grants clemency to Chelsea Manning. … Read more
by Viraj Shah While the stock markets thrive on uncertainty, investors are mostly unhappy with uncertain political and economic scenarios. As Trump presidency was confirmed, the world market went into an economic shock as Asian stocks fell. It is not just the election of Trump into power that raises eyebrows in the community of … Read more
by Viraj Shah A Trump presidency comes with its quirks. While Obama is busy gathering farewell messages, people believe that Trump might save American jobs, just like he did with Carrier Corporation. However, it is too early to believe that the incoming president understands the labor market and how global and local changes affect it. … Read more
by Amna El Tawil The US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) published nearly 13 million pages of declassified files on its official website for the first time in its history. The declassified files were previously publicly available only at the National Archives in Maryland. According to the CNN, the documents shed some light on … Read more
by Umar Farooq The greenback fell against the GBP and its other peers after Donald Trump told the Wall Street Journal its value is too high in part because China holds down its own currency. The dollar tumbled to its lowest level in a month while the Sterling posted its biggest rally against the dollar … Read more
by Umar Farooq Stagflation happens when the economy experiences stagnant economic progress, high unemployment, and high inflation. It’s a rare situation. A slow-moving economy usually reduces demand enough to keep prices from rising. As workers get laid off, they buy less. As a result, businesses lower prices to attract whatever customers remain. Slow growth in a normal market economy prevents inflation. Source: … Read more