Equifax breach: just how much personal data was compromised?

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In a filing on Monday with the Securities and Exchange Commission which was provided to congressional committees, the exact scope of the Equifax data breach was revealed.  Just how much personal data was exposed in the Equifax breach of 2017?  The sensitive, personally identifiable information of the Equifax breach contained: 146.6 million birthdays 145.5 million Social Security … Read more

Amazon Bans Christian Group, Allows Anti-Semitic Groups

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jYjOXGaSV4s Peter Hasson for the Western Journal reports, Amazon has barred prominent Christian legal group Alliance Defending Freedom from participating in its Amazon Smile charitable program, which allows nonprofits to recoup a small fraction of the money their supporters spend through Amazon. Read More/Source/Credit/FairUse: https://www.westernjournal.com/amazon…

Half of all Americans now live in ‘sanctuaries’ protecting immigrants

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About half of all Americans now live under sanctuary policies that shield illegal immigrants from law enforcement, according to the latest tally of jurisdictions that the Federation for American Immigration Reform is releasing Thursday. FAIR calculates there were 564 states and municipalities that refuse some level of cooperation with federal immigration authorities as of April … Read more

$100 oil? Bank of America thinks so…

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Oil at $100 Is a Possibility Next Year, Bank of America Says From Grant Smith at Bloomberg: Oil prices could rally to $100 a barrel next year, a level not seen since 2014, as supply risks in Venezuela and Iran strain global markets, according to Bank of America Corp. Brent futures, trading near $77 on Thursday, are … Read more

BLUE WAVE? Dem Advantage on Generic Ballot Down to 1.4%.

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Dem Advantage on Generic Ballot Down to 1.4%. Historically, Democrats have needed about a five-point or better advantage to take the House. Still, don’t get cocky. Why the Democrats Just Lost the Senate. “While Nancy Pelosi is shopping for speaker’s gavels, Chuck Schumer should be preparing for another term as minority leader.” Because the bulk of … Read more

Five most wanted ISIS leaders just captured

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Wow, what a week…fantastic. https://t.co/p6NOLV1xDA — Sara A. Carter (@SaraCarterDC) May 10, 2018 Five Most Wanted leaders of ISIS just captured! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) May 10, 2018 Comments are pretty entertaining. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/05/09/world/middleeast/iraq-isis-islamic-state-arrest.html Five top ISIS commanders captured in US-Iraq sting BAGHDAD (NYTIMES) – Five senior Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) officials … Read more

Trump’s Russia Connections Do Not Connote Collusion, Political Corruption Has Enriched Family and Friends Well Before the Donald

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By Bob Shanahan The following information is sourced from Peter Schweizer’s recently released book, Secret Empires: How the American Political Class Hides Corruption and Enriches Family and Friends. I would also recommend reading his New York Times bestseller, Clinton Cash: The Untold Story of How and Why Foreign Governments and Businesses Helped Make Bill and … Read more

BIG BANG is Here and Ticking

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by Martin Armstrong QUESTION:  Dear Marty, due to 5,000-year lows in interest rates, in 2011 the US was able to triple the debt but keep the payments the same as in 1998. With interest rates rising (but still historically low) in 2017 the US paid the highest interest payment on the debt in history. Could you … Read more

Trump Firing EVERY Top Official at DoJ & FBI?

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by Thinker What information has been shared with President Trump by FBI agent Richard Taus who has been locked away in the Clinton Federal Prison for over two decades. A decorated Vietnam Veteran, father, and to the book FBI agent. He swore a oath to his nation and no different than Jesus on the cross, … Read more

In current market conditions it is actually a benefit rather than a drawback for sp500 leveraged ETFs

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Guest post by joeyaa for example. The other big cost, which historically is extremely high, is the implied interest rate it takes to leverage. I’ll talk about slippage cost first though. The slippage cost is magnified or actually inverted depending on what the market volatility is. The prospectus for these funds have a chart showing the … Read more

Disgruntled Amazon customers are complaining that their packages keep arriving late, and it could be an ominous sign for Prime

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via businessinsider: Some Amazon Prime customers are fuming, claiming the company has repeatedly delayed their shipments and backtracked on the two-day-shipping guarantee that comes with membership. But the data shows that Amazon has actually sped up the process of getting packages to customers. It’s likely Amazon’s delivery times are getting better, on average, but the sheer volume of customers … Read more

2019 is precisely 90 years from start of Great Depression. Not a prediction, just an interesting and slightly unnerving fact. Add in wealth gap, record asset prices, record debt etc etc etc. Lot of similarities

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2019 is precisely 90 years from start of Great Depression. Not a prediction, just an interesting and slightly unnerving fact. Add in wealth gap, record asset prices, record debt etc etc etc. Lot of similarities https://t.co/LOZlb0EthF — Zach Abraham (@KYRRadio) May 9, 2018 https://twitter.com/OccupyWisdom/status/994214647585820673   https://twitter.com/OccupyWisdom/status/994000228129951746 https://twitter.com/OccupyWisdom/status/994151821097754624 Student debt just hit $1.5 trillion MarketWatch–22 hours ago Outstanding student debt reached $1.521 trillion in … Read more