We provide unfiltered news and market signals for people who have no time to search.
Protect Your Microsoft Login: Hotel Wi-Fi Phishing Attacks Explained Learn about the latest phishing campaign targeting business travelers. Hackers are compromising hotel Wi-Fi gateways, redirecting users to fake Microsoft 365 login pages. Discover how they gain access, the risks involved, and crucial steps to safeguard your sensitive work accounts while on the move. From DNS … Read more
A new mural showing a toppled Statue of Liberty with Iranian and Shiite flags appeared in Tehran’s Revolution Square today. It fits a pattern of Iranian billboards threatening Trump and his family. Iran’s foreign ministry denied any negotiations with the US after Trump said talks would start today to end the six-month war. They said … Read more
• Lancet paper from 2025 said USAID stopped nearly 92 million deaths over 20 years. • It also projected more than 14 million extra deaths by 2030 if funding stayed cut, including 4.5 million children. • NPR BBC AP NBC New Yorker Washington Post all ran with the numbers. • Ro Khanna cited the 4.5 … Read more
A 10×10 storage unit costs less today than it did two years ago. A one-bedroom apartment doesn’t. That gap is where this story lives. I went looking for a rent bubble and found something worse: not a bubble that inflates and pops, but a slow leak running for two decades. Self-storage street rates fell year … Read more
by David Haggith (Just keeping with presidential-level English here because I want to make sure the president can read it.) It’s all mouth, so stuff a TACO in it. There are three parts to this important story. The first is that I wrote in great depth in my Deeper Dive about how close Trump was to actually taking … Read more
Money is getting tighter for America’s hundreds of thousands of homeowners associations, and they are extending a shorter financial leash to their residents. HOAs are getting more aggressive about pursuing people who rack up unpaid dues, skipping informal grace periods to make up the payments and turning delinquent accounts over to lawyers. In the most … Read more
Oracle credit default swaps climbed to fresh multi year highs in late July on AI debt worries. Meta shares dropped hard after the company raised its AI spending floor. Microsoft posted the largest one day market value gain on record after showing real Azure growth. Buffett Indicator readings stayed elevated near all time highs through … Read more
by Michael The map above is so crazy that I don’t even have the words to adequately describe it. It is a real map that comes from WatchDuty.org, and it shows wildfires that are actively burning in this country right now. As you can see, enormous wildfires are raging throughout the western third of the nation. … Read more
When will Americans realize the global supply chain is truly breaking down due to Trump's ill-fated war on Iran? Matt Bracken and Michael Yon joined me to answer. "From seeing the tsunami on the horizon to realizing why did all the elephants already ran up the mountain…" From… pic.twitter.com/4LnKWcnjav — HealthRanger (@HealthRanger) August 3, 2026
Read the full story about California's government-funded meth pipes here: https://t.co/Z4XMV6ton6 — Christopher F. Rufo ⚔️ (@christopherrufo) July 29, 2026 🎯 — Christopher F. Rufo ⚔️ (@christopherrufo) July 29, 2026
𝗦𝗲𝗰𝗼𝗻𝗱𝘀 𝗳𝗿𝗼𝗺 𝗱𝗶𝘀𝗮𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗿, 𝗕𝗿𝗶𝘁𝗮𝗶𝗻 𝘄𝗮𝘀 𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗰𝗲𝗱 𝘁𝗼 𝗯𝗲𝗴 𝗙𝗿𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗲 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗲 𝗽𝗼𝘄𝗲𝗿Britain's power grid hit its lowest frequency of the year at 49.656Hz, prompting a desperate call to France for emergency electricity. Spare capacity… pic.twitter.com/yV5eoQfdDQ — Watts Up With That (@wattsupwiththat) August 2, 2026 On June 23, during a heatwave the UK grid frequency dropped to … Read more
By Peter Reagan Image CC BY-SA 2.0 via Gage Skidmore Your News to Know rounds up the most important stories about precious metals and the overall economy. This week, we’ll cover: Steve Forbes on gold, the dollar and purchasing power Bank of America’s “two economies” problem Whether Russia’s wartime gold selling is weighing on prices The … Read more
Apple didn't want to publicly blame tariffs for raising prices because they were afraid of political backlash and Trump penalizing them as happened when companies like Amazon did the same. "The Wall Street Journal" and "Investopedia" revealed Apple explicitly planned to raise… — Dispropaganda (@Dispropoganda) August 2, 2026
Hard to even process — a president selling market-moving information to banks and wealthy investors in advance of everyone else, and personally pocketing hundreds of millions of dollars from it. This alone is more worthy of impeachment than 100 Watergate cover-ups. https://t.co/8ZHs89axc7 — Jesse Livermore (@Jesse_Livermore) August 1, 2026
China’s real estate industry supports more than 50 related sectors, including steel, cement, home appliances, furniture, building materials, renovation, finance, and logistics. At its peak, real estate and construction made up a significant part of the economy. In 2024, they accounted for about 13% of GDP combined and supported more than 70 million jobs.
The July jobs rebound is going to be a mirage. Payrolls are expected to bounce to 85,000 after a weak 57,000 in June, with unemployment holding at 4.2%. Bloomberg Economics says the strength is borrowed: World Cup temp hiring is about to reverse, construction is soft, and fall hiring now leans on state and local … Read more
WestJet flight attendants began a strike on Aug 2 2026 after talks failed. Hundreds of flights cancelled, about 250,000 passengers hit. Affects Canada plus international routes including the US, Europe and Caribbean. This follows a 2024 WestJet mechanics strike, making it the second major labour action in roughly two years. Company offered wage hikes totaling … Read more
via notayesmanseconomics In the latter part of this week we have seen three of the world’s major central banks decide that they can turn a blind eye to the inflationary risks provided by the conflict in the Middle East, of which the latest is the Bank of Japan. At the Monetary Policy Meeting held today, … Read more
