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“[We found] two interlocking logs joined transversely by an intentionally cut notch,” Barham and his colleagues wrote in a 2023 study published in Nature. “This construction has no known parallels in the African or Eurasian Palaeolithic.” Older worked wood does exist, with the earliest known example being a fragment of polished plank from the Acheulean site … Read more
GOLDMAN SAYS $185 BILLION OF FORCED SELLING COULD HIT GLOBAL STOCKS THIS MONTH CTAs are funds that trade on price signals alone. Their programs buy when prices hold above set levels and sell when prices fall below them, regardless of earnings or news. Goldman’s current estimates: – $7.5 billion of global selling next week under … Read more
BILL MAHER: “Did you see what happened in Spain yesterday? 60,000 people in one day bum-rushed the border!” “Poor Spain, at the same time, they’re having horrible fires. Spain is the new California.” [Audience laughs] MAHER: “No, it is! The northern part is on fire, the… pic.twitter.com/fYv4G2vPDQ — The Vigilant Fox 🦊 (@VigilantFox) August 1, … Read more
OPENAI IS GOING TO TAKE THIS ENTIRE MARKET DOWN WITH IT And you don’t have to own a single share to get hurt. What I’m about to explain should worry anybody who thinks they’re diversified: OpenAI is a LOAD-BEARING company. Pull it out and the whole structure comes down. They spent $17.2 billion on Microsoft … Read more
"The Fed is politically independent" https://t.co/aKd6yQ1BDf — 🏴☠️ (@calvinfroedge) August 1, 2026
I came across a post from someone who spent 30 years in the auto industry, and it got me thinking. The public conversation about EVs almost always starts at the dealership. It almost never starts at the mine. One claim that caught my attention was this. Some life cycle estimates suggest an EV doesn’t offset … Read more
Wall Street is lending cash against stock that cannot be sold. JPMorgan’s private-bank loan demand jumped tenfold in months. Goldman’s San Francisco loan balances are up 50% since 2023. Banks are writing share-pledge loans against pre-IPO AI paper, some as small as $150 million. That is leverage stacked on valuations nobody can mark. 2021-vintage startups … Read more
Videos from Twin Falls Idaho today show a gunman with a rifle walking the parking lot and firing into a Tesla at the Supercharger next to In-N-Out. Employees ran. Family accounts say a man inside the Tesla was shot in the head and died. His wife was shot and lived. Official victim names still pending. … Read more
They cannot even keep the water pumps safe but still talk about winning the big war. At least seven states reported cyberattacks on water and wastewater systems this week. Minnesota hit first with more than 30 systems. Michigan and others followed. Hackers targeted internet-connected controllers that run pumps and treatment. Some systems lost pressure. Flooding … Read more
Middle class Americans are finally speaking out about the cost of living crisis — and what they’re saying reveals just how difficult life has become. From groceries and housing to everyday bills and basic necessities, more Americans are questioning how long they can keep up with rising costs. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZYl_PHDrN0
Big tech AI builders sold huge piles of bonds this year. Amazon Alphabet Meta Oracle already did about 194 billion through early July. Goldman sees the five big ones hitting 250 billion total in 2026. Longer bonds got hit hardest. SpaceX 30-year yield rose to 7.3 percent. Oracle long notes climbed near 7.8 percent. Some … Read more
Nothing says confidence in clean government quite like giving someone a pardon before they’re even charged with a crime. Think about what a preemptive pardon actually says. “You are free for whatever you may have done in the past, and the federal government can’t prosecute you for it.” That used to be an extraordinary constitutional … Read more
Snap’s earnings this week may end up answering a much bigger question than whether the company beat estimates. Can social media still grow when AI is changing the way people search, create content, and discover information? For more than a decade, the formula was simple. Get more users. Keep them scrolling longer. Sell more ads. … Read more
Link to the committee report for this bill containing the favorable language for Morocco with respect to the territory controlled by Spain:https://t.co/SIcFaQYkIK pic.twitter.com/gFuy1nWo9X — Thomas Massie (@RepThomasMassie) August 1, 2026 Massie posts that two weeks ago House passed bill greenlighting Spanish territory transfer to Morocco. Every Republican except him voted yes. Now same people act … Read more
They gave him the Zo-ld shoulder. Mayor Zohran Mamdani was snubbed from eulogizing Army Sgt. Angel Sarah Rampersad at the fallen soldier’s Queens funeral Friday — and the embarrassing scene unfolded in real time as he fumed while waiting in vain to give his speech, sources revealed. Mamdani, who was relegated to the fourth row … Read more
Private sector labor costs rose 0.9 percent in second quarter 2026. Slightly higher than the 0.8 percent Wall Street expected. Yearly wage growth slowed to 3.1 percent for private sector, smallest since early 2021. Real wages after inflation dropped 0.3 to 0.4 percent. Wall Street still freaks out when regular workers get paid more. US … Read more
The CHEAT CODE almost no USD investor knows exists. Swiss stocks returned 7.7% a year over the last 100 years. Pictet has tracked it since 1926: the most defensive, quality-heavy market on earth. Nestlé, Roche, the compounders of record. Now the trick. The SNB’s rate is 0%. The Fed’s is above 4%. When a USD … Read more
A notepad in front of U.S. Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent reads “To Do Buy Japanese Yen $5-10 bil” as he participates in a cabinet meeting at Camp David, Maryland, U.S., July 31, 2026. The note, photographed at 1:33 EDT, came after Reuters earlier reported the Treasury had put banks on alert fora possible … Read more
The interesting part about Netflix falling isn’t that people suddenly hate Netflix. It’s that for the first time in years, customers are starting to question whether the deal still makes sense. That is a much bigger problem. For a long time, Netflix had one of the strongest pricing machines in the world. Raise prices. Crack … Read more
