by Mark Angelides Although Angela Merkel was returned for her fourth term as German Chancellor, the gains made by the Alternative for Germany Party (AfD) seem to have created an issue with her ability to form a majority coalition. Groups …
by Robert Carbery As the focus moves back to domestic terrorism on the national security front in the wake of the first deadly terrorist attack in Manhattan in the last 16 years, the North Korea threat has fallen from the …
WB Concerned Over Global Debt Overhang The World Bank has warned that unless countries across the globe address issues relating to borrowing, the world could be heading for another financial crisis. In its World Economic Outlook report for October 2017, …
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by Daniel Carter The US government’s aggressive foreign policy and hostile attitude toward other nations has created an alarming number of lost allies and gained enemies in a very short amount of time. United States relations with Russia, China, Iran, …
by SP It looks like the Neocon’s are getting another chance to continue “cauldronizing” the Middle East. Ron Paul today: Trump And Iran: Have The Neocons Won? President Trump’s Iran policy speech on Friday was riddled with errors — the …
By Michael Snyder The nation is still reeling from a series of major disasters in recent weeks, and now another one has hit us. At this moment, an enormous “firestorm” is consuming tens of thousands of acres in eight counties …
Dow hits record high as Fed meeting starts, Trump talks to the UN The Fed is not expected to raise rates following its meeting. However, many market participants believe the central bank will announce the unwinding of its massive $4.5 …
Conflict between Trump and Congress escalates as difficult agenda looms The conflict between President Trump and Congress escalated a day after he threatened to shut down the federal government over funding for a U.S.-Mexico border wall as well as targeted …
There’s a new sub-prime crisis, but it’s not what you think The struggles of Provident Financial have fuelled concerns about a new sub-prime crisis Buyers of Provident’s car loans are up to their eyeballs in debt Regulation has discouraged big …
Stockholders and junior bondholders fear a “bail-in.” By Don Quijones, Spain & Mexico, editor at WOLF STREET. After its most tumultuous week since the bailout days of 2012, Spain’s banking system is gripped by a climate of fear, uncertainty and …
Long considered the titans of Wall Street, hedge fund managers have long thrived under a simple premise: They are smarter than the average investor and can produce bigger profits. That image of the slick, well-connected trader, making bold bets with …
By Michael Snyder Stock prices just keep on falling, and many analysts are now wondering if a full-blown stock market crash is in our near future. On Thursday, the S&P 500 and the Dow both closed at 2 month lows …
By Gabrielle Seunagal Former Obama security adviser, Susan Rice made headlines today after it was discovered by White House intelligence agents that she requested the ‘unmasking’ of President Trump’s transition team members. Bloomberg columnist Eli Lake reported that Rice’s …
by Mark Angelides Nations are free entities that exist often through the blood and sacrifice of their citizens. The power that the people of nations allow their leaders to hold and exercise has historically been a delicate balance between consent …
by Umar Farooq Sears Holdings Corp (SHLD.O), once the largest U.S. retailer, warned on Tuesday about its ability to continue as a going concern after years of losses and declining sales. “Our historical operating results indicate substantial doubt exists …
By Michael Snyder On August 21st, 2017, something is going to happen in the United States that has not happened since 1918. On that date, a total solar eclipse will be visible all the way from the east coast to …
From Nick Giambruno, Senior Editor, International Man: On August 15, 1971, President Nixon killed the last remnants of the gold standard. It was one of the most significant events in US history—on par with the 1929 stock market crash, JFK’s …
by Pamela Williams We know that most Professors seem to be Liberals, so we are used to hearing what they teach. However, the following crosses the line in so many ways. We need to know what our college students are being …
By Justin Spittler, Editor, Casey Daily Dispatch: Gold is on the rise again… It’s climbed for two straight weeks, and it’s now up nearly 5% since December 15. Many precious metals investors couldn’t be happier about this. You see, gold …
by Amna El Tawil Yesterday, Kremlin denied the accuracy of news alleging they have compromising dossier about the president-elect Donald Trump. A spokesman for the Russian president, Dmitry Peskov, called the dossier “pulp fiction”, saying the Kremlin did not …
by Amna El Tawil The leader of North Korea, Kim Jong-Un, has issued yet another warning to the United States and promised to launch intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBM) whenever and wherever he sees fit, according to a new report. …
by Pamela Williams WikiLeaks dropped more leaks as the Debate played out. First of all, they reported Hillary was given a better camera angle, because it made her look more authoritative. In my opinion, that is no biggie, but the …
BY VOICE OF REASON For some people, when the FBI has an alleged 150 agents working on a case against you, andeveryone in your own inner-circle that hasn’t already been granted immunity has lawyered-up, some people might start to break …
By Michael Why are so many people leaving the United States right now? Over the past couple of years, an increasing number of Americans have decided that moving to another country is the best way to prepare for the collapse …