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WASHINGTON, Pa. (KDKA) — A man allegedly threatened to “shoot up” a polling place in Washington County on Tuesday morning. It happened at the South Franklin Volunteer Fire Department social hall on Jolley School Road in South Franklin Township just after 8 a.m. According to a criminal complaint, 48-year-old Christopher Thomas Queen, of Claysville, came … Read more
If there’s something that you shouldn’t wait for, it’s the global economic collapse. It won’t send you a warning signal. It will arrive unannounced. It’s going to shake up our entire lives. But without preparation, you will end up being part of the majority who suffers. Instead, taking precautions today will ensure the best possible … Read more
NEW: An amazing stat given to me by Davidson County Elections Administrator Jeff Roberts just now. Election Day vote totals across Nashville's 35 largest precincts have already surpassed the Election Day turnout at those precincts in the 2016 election. That's massive turnout. — Joey Garrison (@joeygarrison) November 6, 2018 These 35 precincts represent the largest … Read more
From Kitco: Investors should pay attention to the latest uptick in central banks’ gold purchases, as these institutions have historically bought gold on the dips, said Jeffrey Christian, managing partner of CPM Group… Continue reading at Kitco…
by Adam Taggart Mike Maloney, monetary historian and founder of GoldSilver.com, has just released two new chapters of his excellent Hidden Secrets Of Money video series. In producing the series, Maloney has reviewed several thousand years of monetary history and has observed that government intervention and mismanagement — such as is now rampant across the world — … Read more
Moments later, after swigging some water to whet his hoarse throat, “When I was running for president and after I won the presidency, I’m running for re-election, you know, I ran ads, I wouldn’t run ads saying, you know, I’m opposed to Obamacare. Cause I’d run on a— I worked on it. That was my … Read more
How is this not a foreigner interfering with our elections? h/t Jake
by TraderStef of CrushTheStreet (connect with TraderStef via Twitter or at TraderStef’s website) The Gadsden flag “Dont Tread On Me” motto and coiled rattlesnake is representative of today’s birthright citizenship dispute, as roughly one of every 12 newborns in the United States are “anchor babies.” Back in 1751, Benjamin Franklin penned a sardonic commentary in his Pennsylvania Gazette suggesting that colonists should send rattlesnakes … Read more
by Simon Black Buffett’s holding company, Berkshire Hathaway, just announced a blockbuster quarter, earning nearly $7 billion. And Buffett’s still sitting on over $100 billion of cash. That means he’s got enough money to buy almost any company he wants, anywhere in the world. But the only move Buffett made in the last quarter was … Read more
BY JARED DILLIAN Once in a while, friends or family want to borrow money. How should you handle this? Be careful. Over the years, a hundred people asked me to borrow money from fifty bucks to tens of thousands. I have granted only two requests. A lot of ill feelings will come up over borrowed money … Read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tSkvYgYEI4w They are desperate. h/t Mccruise
by ogordained UNITED STATES The ISM Non-Manufacturing index reveals continued economic strength Jobs in professional services, health, and construction grew rapidly over the last 12 months New businesses are forming almost as fast as new jobs are being created Worry over new antitrust rules aimed at tech companies, coupled with worries over weak iPhone sales sent Applestock down On the Ballot Today: San Francisco will vote … Read more
by Chris It’s entirely laughable that the NYTimes is beating the Russia-gate story still, and it’s actually deplorable how badly they have mangled the statistics. No excuse whatsoever for being so misleading except that it’s intentional and derelict. The result? It’s another unpredictable squeaker of an election when it should be a landslide. Caitlin Johnstone … Read more
From USA Today: $145 million contract has been awarded to start the construction of a border wall along the U.S. Mexico border in Texas. U.S. Customs and Border Protection and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers awarded a contract to construct about six miles of levee wall system in the Border Patrol’s Rio Grande Valley sector in … Read more
Authored by RJ Reinhart via Gallup.com, 81% of Democrats worry about effect of continued GOP control of the House 64% of Republicans worry about effect of Democrats taking the House By 50% to 44%, Americans expect GOP will retain the House More than eight in 10 Democrats and Democratic leaners (81%) say they are very … Read more
WTF is this ? Absolutely amazing! Hope this video is given to election supervisors who can do something about it. I would say the same if the sign said Republicans. Not appropriate at all! THIS IS ELECTION TAMPERING. I was sent this video by a friend who wishes to remain anonymous, I have blurred the … Read more
via Bloomberg: After quitting his job at a $7 billion hedge fund to go it alone three years ago, Adam Schwartz happened upon a short so certain he built a notional position amounting to half his fledgling firm’s assets on it. He’s been borrowing shares and stockpiling bearish options on exchange-traded funds that track major … Read more
via ksat: The study also identified the most popular comfort food for each state. Texas’ comfort food? Brisket. See the top 10 list of fattest states in America: 1. Mississippi 2. West Virginia 3. Arkansas 4. Kentucky 5. Tennessee 6. Louisiana 7. Alabama 8. South Carolina 9. Oklahoma 10. Texas See the 5 states on the slimmer … Read more
Leaving California? You’re not alone. The Santa Cruz Sentinel reports: About 130,000 more residents left California for other states last year than came here from them, as high costs left many residents without a college degree looking for an exit, according to a Sacramento Bee review of the latest census estimates. They most often went to cheaper, nearby states — … Read more
