World Health Organization proudly announces childhood global vaccine coverage moves forward despite “hesitancy”

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Zero-dose children fell by nearly 750 000 in the past year, but drop-out numbers high and stagnant, increasing risk of disease outbreaks In 2025, 90% of infants globally – or nearly 116 million – received at least one dose of a diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis (DTP) vaccine, and 85% – or 110 million – completed … Read more

U.K. Government have now decided NOT to limit VPN’s

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We have decided not to limit VPNs’ Online Saftey minister Kanishka Narayan told BBCBreakfast the Government has decided not to restrict access to Virtual Private Networks (VPN) as part of a social media ban for under 16s, despite initially suggesting it would take action 'We have decided not to limit VPNs' Online Saftey minister Kanishka … Read more

Intel Stock Plunges Nearly 8% After Jim Cramer Calls It His Favorite Stock

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Most reliable indicator in finance strikes again. We have a CNBC Investing Club meeting tomorrow where i will reaffirm that Intel is my favorite stock. Intel is the third biggest customer of ASML — Jim Cramer (@jimcramer) July 15, 2026 Absolutely insane. He did it again. UNDEFEATED. https://t.co/EPIVenrOjJ pic.twitter.com/hpH8CeyRQT — NoLimit (@NoLimitGains) July 15, 2026 … Read more

H-1B brings in people who then push anti-America views on campuses getting billions in tax dollars.

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Wanna throw up? Over 40,000 university professors are here on H-1B visas. Not 400. Not 4,000. Over 40,000. That’s over 40,000 American academics who are out of a job. Roughly 72–73% of those are from India. Professor Shayoni Mitra of Barnard/Columbia University is one of these so-called “geniuses” from India. She’s a professor of theater. … Read more

Europe gave up factories while China built the industrial machine behind future wars

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China casts more metal than the next nine countries combined. More than 5 times US output. That same industrial base feeds construction, vehicles, ships, weapons, and military production. China’s shipbuilding capacity sits around 200 times the US. The difference shows up when countries need to replace losses and expand production quickly. China also controls around … Read more

U.S. considers military options for Cuba.

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Washington — As the U.S.-Iran war restarts following the collapse of the weeks-long ceasefire, senior Pentagon officials are also quietly eyeing another flashpoint much closer to home: Cuba. Military planners have in recent weeks examined a range of options for possible action against the island, including an Army-led air assault involving thousands of U.S. soldiers … Read more

Canada buys record US Treasuries while PM pushes to cut US trade reliance

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PM of Canada Mark Carney: "Our objective is to double our non-U.S. exports this decade." 'We need to build new trade relationships in order to move from reliance to resilience." "We are diversifying our trade and attracting massive new investment… We are forging new… https://t.co/Wt5ntznwBr — Shazi (@ShaziGoalie) July 15, 2026 So much for lessening … Read more

Scamath regrets pumping old SPACs then immediately pumps new one on same channel

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Scamath Palihapitiya says he regrets pumping his SPAC on CNBC in 2021 and cashing out… then proceeds to pump his new SPAC You can't make this shit up… Virgin Galactic $SPCE is down 99.8% from 2021 https://t.co/aDrygZ5KVS pic.twitter.com/9scntxxaLS — Financelot (@FinanceLancelot) July 15, 2026 Those CNBC segments were paid media to promote and dump after … Read more

NYC Airbnb ban pushes bookings to New Jersey while rents and hotels stay sky high

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https://datastream.substack.com/p/what-did-banning-airbnbs-in-nyc-accomplish Ban from 2023 dropped NYC listings from almost 13k to around 1.6k today. Promised to return apartments to long term rental market and ease rents. Three years later rents in NYC up 11%. Hotels most expensive on record. Analysis finds ban gave back only months of normal housing construction supply. Event study shows no … Read more

Video game prices climbing 52.4% since 2019 outpaces electricity

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Critical minerals in chips consoles and hardware create direct link where supply tightness hits consumer prices hard. Measurement includes consoles and full ecosystem not just game titles so real basket rise feels bigger. Long term trend points to persistent pressure as demand for gaming and devices grows while mineral supply stays constrained. h/t DumbMoneyMedia

Good, more lawsuits. F**k these tech companies.

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Former Meta employees launch lawsuit, accuse company of using AI to identify and recommended lay-offs A peculiar new problem facing workers has emerged, as dozens of current and former Meta employees launch a landmark lawsuit against the Mark Zuckerberg-owned tech behemoth. For years, the primary issue surrounding artificial intelligence was the eventual replacement of workers. … Read more

Fund managers dump cash into US stocks and crowded semis while gold takes biggest hit in decade

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Cash at 3.6% near 13 year lows after dropping another half point shows institutions fully committed with almost no dry powder left for dips. Institutional investors are rushing into US stocks: Global managers’ cash allocation has declined -0.5 percentage points month-over-month, to 3.6%, near the lowest in 13 years, according to a BofA survey of … Read more