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via nypost: Tuesday brought endless commentary and reporting on how President Trump was being utterly ridiculous and conspiratorial to accuse Google of bias in its search algorithms. Funny: Just over a year ago, in June 2017, the European Union fined the company $2.7 billion for … bias in its search algorithms. Yes, Trump’s off-the-cuff charge focused on political … Read more
Boston Herald to move offices out of Boston Publisher Kevin Corrado told employees in a memo on Tuesday that the newspaper will be moving its offices to Braintree later this year. Braintree is about 13 miles (21 kilometers) south of Boston. The Herald’s offices have been located in Boston’s Seaport District since the newspaper left … Read more
via Colby Smith Just days after US stocks entered their longest-ever bull market (although the FT’s John Authers calls bull**** on this), the S&P 500 and Nasdaq closed at record highs. While many have cheered on these milestones and say there’s still room to run, others have greeted them with far less fanfare on fears that it’s all downhill … Read more
by Dr. Eowyn The social media tech giants — Facebook, Twitter, WordPress, Disqus — are all owned and operated by liberals/Democrats/Progressive, i.e., the Left. Although they are separate corporations, their similar political partisanship and ideology make them a virtual monopoly. When they each act to censor and stifle the American people’s freedom of speech in social and alternative media, their … Read more
by TrailDust Crisis actor? SOMETHING LIKE THAT. When the real world doesn’t suit your narrative, just move over into the not-so-real world, and present some fiction.
by Thinker It’s often been said that it’s best to allow every man a peaceful death…regardless of what his life was like. No matter what the tally for both good and bad deeds were on his life’s ledger. However, as the mainstream media puts out effusive accolade after accolade “in loving memory” of Senator John … Read more
From Hollywood to the Vatican something sinister is a foot. The years of Laughter and jokes have turned to tears and fear. The secrets are flowing out. There are REPORTS on the news about companies shutting down and being caught with illegal human body parts, kids bodys stuffed with news paper, and still nothing happens. … Read more
The Federal government reported 235 school related shootings. NPR could not confirm 224 of them. The rest of the article goes on to explain the discrepancy- The biggest discrepancy in sheer numbers was the 37 incidents listed in the CRDC for the Cleveland Metropolitan School District. Roseann Canfora, the district’s chief communications officer, told us … Read more
by WARREN MOSLER Larger than expected: Highlights In some of the early data coming out in this period of trade disputes, the goods deficit of the July trade report totaled a much deeper-than-expected $72.2 billion. Exports of goods fell 1.7 percent in the month to $140.0 billion showing a very steep 6.7 percent month-to-month decline … Read more
by DCG Liars gonna lie. And CNN will have their backs. From MSN: Lanny Davis, the high-powered attorney of President Trump’s longtime “fixer”-turned-foe Michael Cohen, admitted Monday he was an anonymous source for a bombshell CNN story on the infamous 2016 Trump Tower meeting — after The Washington Postouted him as a source for its own story. Davis told BuzzFeed News Monday night … Read more
John Sununu, a former chief of staff to President George H. W. Bush, dismisses reporting from The Washington Post and CNN that President Trump rejected sending out a statement drafted by the White House that praised John McCain.
Former Fed insider Danielle DiMartino Booth says the simple way to protect yourself is get out of debt. You can also do what the wealthy are doing. DiMartino Booth says, “I am no gold bug, but I can tell you gold is the ultimate hiding place. It is the ultimate place to hide when financial … Read more
by Dana Lyons Coffee speculators have never been more short the commodity; are they about to get burned? After enjoying a bit of a resurgence in recent years, most of the commodity complex has had a rough go of it over the past several months. And needless to say, the poor price action has taken its … Read more
via bi Morgan Stanley Wealth Management has told its clients to “consider taking profits” in the consumer-discretionary sector and has offered three alternatives. Consumer spending contributes to more than two-thirds of the US economy’s growth. The firm’s investment committee said the economic boost from tax cuts may be short-lived, and highlighted other trends that could … Read more
Rep. Meadows: There’s ‘Hard Evidence’ FBI Officials Leaked Info to Press to Justify FISA Warrants http://insider.foxnews.com/2018/08/28… GOP lawmakers grill DOJ official Ohr over Trump dossier https://www.politico.com/story/2018/0… Republicans find a new target in fight to discredit Russia probe https://www.politico.com/story/2018/0…
by Michael Snyder America is facing a health nightmare unlike anything that we have ever experienced before. According to the CDC, rates of syphilis, gonorrhea and chlamydia have all skyrocketed to the highest levels on record, and top health professionals are urging coordinated national action to battle this unprecedented crisis. Even before these latest numbers, … Read more
by Michael Snyder Are we going to see violence in the streets of our major cities following the mid-term elections in November? President Trump seems to believe that this is a very real possibility, and he shared his thoughts on this with a group of top evangelical leaders on Monday night. Previously, those that have … Read more
When you are planning your blog, it is important to think about who your audience is going to be. Most bloggers have interests that form a unique spin on common information. This helps set their content apart from all the other information on the internet. Blogs often focus on interaction and catchy phrases to get … Read more
by John Rubino To understand why Europe is watching Turkey’s financial crisis with alarm, you just have to see this chart: Spanish – and to a lesser extent French and Italian – banks have lent a lot of money to Turkey. So as that country spins closer to default, those banks and their governments are … Read more
by Chris Black Theresa May is the current Prime Minister of what used to be a great country, and by that I mean Great Britain, or UK as it’s called lately. Despite standing at the winners’ table after War World 2, the Great Britain chose to embrace socialism and diversity, and managed to lost all … Read more