It's going to snow, and snow very hard, across the Northeast Wednesday afternoon. pic.twitter.com/yLvZYoc4Ep — Ed Vallee (@EdValleeWx) March 6, 2018 I still don't like seeing mesoscale models this close to the coast Wednesday evening. Mixing and rain not out of the equation across Long Island and coastal New England. pic.twitter.com/Ydh2wrwol2 — Ed Vallee (@EdValleeWx) … Read more
At the time, it was reported that Highway 31 was utilizing a little-known loophole to hide the identity of its contributors by operating entirely on credit. The report revealed that the Super PAC was funded primarily by three outside groups — $3.2 million from Senate Majority PAC, a Super PAC with ties to Senate Minority Leader … Read more
Semi good news… BTW, Judge is a Bush appointee… http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/federal-judge-in-maryland-rules-trump-had-the-right-to-end-daca-in-win-for-administration/article/2650773 A federal judge in Maryland has sided with the Trump administration over a lawsuit challenging the Justice Department’s ability to rescind the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program. While a major win for the Trump administration, the decision does not affect the current status of DACA. … Read more
from Financial Survival Network According to Jordan Roy-Byrne, bond yields are the key. Gold has been going up with long term bond yields. As they’ve gone up, so has gold. Just like gold, long term bond yields are set to break out. All the requirements for a major metals advance are in place. It just requires a … Read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ppQR5W1QBS0&feature=youtu.be Ted Nugent explains Trumps strategy against the Left, particularly when it comes to recent comments about the 2nd Amendment.
by Zaqwert Think about every left wing policy and what it ultimately boils down to… those who are deficient demanding things from those who excel. The productive forced to give to the lazy. The strong forced to carry the weak. The intelligent forced to babysit the stupid. The healthy forced to care for the sick. The … Read more
by Martin Armstrong The Italian election results are in and once again it demonstrates that correlating economics with voting, you end up with a far more accurate forecast. Trying to predict based upon samples of calling people appears to be not merely questionable, but also prone to human bias. We have been warning that this … Read more
I’m not quite sure how many times this has been introduced by Ron and Rand over the years, but it’s safe to say it has a better chance of passing now than ever before, right? Senator Rand Paul -Verified account @RandPaul This week I'll introduce my “Audit the Fed” bill, which would authorize the first-ever … Read more
by John Ward It may seem hard to believe, but trust me: the Italian election, the weakness of the EU, and the growing strength of Waspi and 2020comms all add up to a Brexit solution for Theresa May. It will require a lot of bottle, and the guts to face out the Tory troublemakers. Has she got … Read more
by sundance Federal judge Roger W Titus (Maryland) has ruled that President Trump acted appropriately and within his authority by announcing his intent to rescind the Obama-era executive order surrounding Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA). However, the Judge Titus order does not stop the previous blocks by activist judges currently working through the courts. Eventually … Read more
I see this every day. In Toronto there is a major euphoria about real estate. It will never go down! Just a little bump in the road. Have no fear! Do you believe that interest rates will rise, even a bit more? If so, will that have an impact on the economy? In all … Read more
From NPR: Artists and criminals are often the first to push the boundaries of technology. Barrett Brown is a criminal who has actually helped inspire art — the TV show Mr. Robot. Its protagonist is a hacktivist — a hacker who breaks into computer systems to promote a cause. Brown was connected to Anonymous, a group that … Read more
Harmeet Dhillon is using a discrimination case against Google to defend political values. From Bloomberg: On a recent night in San Francisco, the woman representing the Google engineer famously fired for arguing women aren’t genetically suited to work in tech doesn’t have it in her to attend a dinner of her peers. Those peers—other San Francisco judges and … Read more
Authored by Jeff Thomas via InternationalMan.com, As a perennial holder of precious metals, I’ve often been laughed at (literally) by my associates who are senior bankers, trust officers and brokers. But, to be fair, I should say that, on occasion, one or another would say to me, “Metals are an anomaly. Even if I agreed with … Read more
The role of the teacher in overcoming obstacles. We all want our lives to pass easily and without any problems. We are humans and, usually, we care the most about our dearest and nearest, as well as ourselves. It’s not easy to realize, but hard things in our lives help us improve our agencies. They … Read more
By Michael Snyder When I made the decision to run for Congress, I figured that I better learn how members of the House of Representatives actually spend their time, and what I learned chilled me to the core. It turns out that both parties instruct their members to spend approximately four hours a day on … Read more
I’ve been in Rome while the Italians have gone to the polls and voted to kick out the left wing government that let in more than a million migrants. The historic victory for the anti-establishment 5 Star Movement and the massive rise in support for the right-wing, anti-Islam Lega party has shaken Europe and will … Read more
There is no doubt casino gambling has always been a major industry in the United States. Since its advent in 1931, casino gambling has dominated the reputation and nightlife of several cities and towns across the US, with Nevada and New Jersey being the most affected. For the better part of five decades, Nevada played … Read more
by TFittonJW Judicial Watch doing the heavy lifting on oversight: https://www.judicialwatch.org/press-room/press-releases/judicial-watch-files-two-lawsuits-justice-department-docs-top-officials-ties-clinton-dossier-creator-fusion-gps/ “Once again, the Deep State Justice Department is covering up evident misconduct targeting President Trump,” Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton said. “Bruce Ohr, a top Justice Department official in the Obama administration, had an obvious conflict of interest through his wife Nellie’s work with the … Read more
The push is on more vendors and transaction system entire the crypto sphere. Another leading indicator reveals itself, the economy is cracking and it is accelerating. Since Trump proposed Tariffs the corporate media, financial pundints and government officials are taking sides and calling Trump out on this. This is not about having trade wars, this … Read more