The Board of Supervisors Thursday scheduled a special meeting next week to extend a state of emergency over a deadly outbreak of hepatitis A in San Diego County. The board is required to renew emergency declarations every two weeks, but its next regularly scheduled meeting isn’t until Jan. 9. County health officials recently reported 574 hepatitis … Read more
Einhorn: If you look at the obvious problems from the financial crisis, we solved none of them. And we went on a different way, and we basically, went the bailout route. And said we are going to create a whole lot of moral hazard, and we’re going to sweep as much of this stuff as … Read more
PHOTOS=> Sanctuary State Signs Pop Up on California Highways for the New Year: “Felons, Illegals and MS13 Welcome!” Anonymous Street artists moved out to highways once again to ring in the new year by posting messages to the “Welcome to California” highway signs. The signs were put up north of Lake Havasu, Arizona, Primm, Nevada … Read more
by Thinker It is no secret that President Trump and the Federal Bureau of Investigation have had a contentious relationship since Trump took office. For the last year, the FBI has been busy investigating the fake Russian collusion story that has torn the country apart but failed to indict Hillary Clinton of any wrongdoing with … Read more
by Thinker A U.S. District Court Judge in Alabama has ruled that a predominantly white town in Alabama can separate themselves from their otherwise racially-mixed school district and return to segregation. _ Hit the thumbs up button if you want to see more content like this. Want more Roland Martin? Watch NewsOne Now every weekday … Read more
A truck has plowed into pedestrians in San Francisco, causing a number of injuries. Several medical crews have been dispatched to the scene. At least seven people were injured in the incident, which took place at about 3.30 pm local time. Two people suffered serious injuries, according to the San Francisco fire department. Locals are … Read more
Before sunrise on New Year’s Day, cashiers welcomed the first legal sales of recreational marijuana in California, launching a new industry expected to bring in billions of dollars while accepting new regulations and taxes. The day has been long anticipated by cannabis advocates who pushed for voters to pass Proposition 64 in November 2016, largely … Read more
by Adam Taggart In this final podcast of 2017, Chris sits down with Robert Helms and Russell Gray, better known as The Real Estate Radio Guys. They run one of (if not the most) popular podcasts on real estate investing. Chris and I got to know Robert and Russ well during this year’s Summit At Sea, their week-long … Read more
Former Fed insider Danielle Booth says, along with a “bond market debacle,” the world will see inflation right along with it. Booth explains, “Look at lumber prices, look at the cost of packaging, plastics, raw materials, the producer price index . . . is at a six year high right now. It’s called the mother … Read more
by Charles Hugh-Smith Here are some resolutions I’m pondering adding to my daily routines. Since “We are what we repeatedly do” (attributed to Aristotle), i.e. we are what we do every day, resolutions have little consequence until they become daily habits. With that in mind, here are some resolutions I’m pondering adding to my daily routines: 1. Mourn what … Read more
by James Hall The never ending overdose of Bitcoin coverage in the press and on social media would have one believe that the manna of financial subsistence is leading us all out of the wilderness. Whether this crypto circulation of a promise to pay is actually a currency is very much an open question. What we … Read more
By Michael Snyder 2017 went by way too quickly. Donald Trump’s first year in the White House shook up the entire planet, and nobody is quite sure what is going to happen next. Personally, as 2017 began I was still having a hard time actually believing that Trump was going to be our president. Once … Read more
by Michael Snyder In the United States, nobody is supposed to be above the law, and that includes our elected officials. If top politicians are permitted to break the law over and over again and get away with it, that sends an absolutely terrible message to everyone else in our society, and it threatens the legitimacy … Read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLKPWJ-nh_Q BREAKING: Link Between Allred/Bloom And The Clintons Has Been Exposed! http://redstatewatcher.com/article.as… https://www.nytimes.com/2017/12/31/us…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HLgvTwWsEDw December 28, 2017 Prosecutors from across Massachusetts have tallied more than 8,000 convictions they say will be dismissed because they are tainted by a scandal at the state drug lab, according to new court filings by the Massachusetts attorney general. The cases involved analysis by lab chemist Sonja Farak, who was both testing and … Read more
The lowest wage workers in 18 states will get a boost in their paychecks starting on New Year’s Day, as minimum wage hikes take effect. Many of the wage hikes are phased-in steps toward an ultimately higher wage, the product of ballot initiatives pushed by unions and workers rights groups over the last few years. … Read more
by Martin Armstrong Sharks are migrating south and some are not making it. They are washing up on the beach in Massachusets in cold shock or completely frozen. I suppose they too are trying to make it to real global warming.
by northmantrader Before I publish my market outlook for 2018 in the days ahead I thought it might be useful to recap some lessons learned from 2017. While I want to focus on technical considerations some larger market context first is equally important. The biggest mistake bears always make, myself included, is underestimate the sheer recklessness … Read more
by stockboardasset For the third consecutive year (2017), Baltimore City, Maryland, has had between 319-343 homicides, making it the most dangerous city in America. The Ferguson effect joined together with an out of control opioid crisis has been the driving force in violent crime, turning the city into a complete mess with some labeling it a war-zone. On top … Read more
by Chris Black That crazy fat kid who rules North Korean’s totalitarian regime, to use Senator McCain’s own parlance, also known as Kim Jong-un, has said on Monday that the US must recognize Pyongyang’s nuclear prowess, i.e. North Korea’s nuclear program is now a force to be reckon with, and not just an empty threat. … Read more