by Fabian Ommar High crime rates are a common form of SHTF. It affects everyone, but each segment of society responds differently. The poor fight it out and struggle to eke
Seriously, you can’t make this up! Kia is telling owners of nearly 380,000 vehicles in the U.S. to park them outdoors due to the risk of an engine compartment fire.
By Robert Rapier Last week I wrote an article — Water Is Not A Fuel — discussing a press release I had received from Australian-Israeli startup Electriq~Global. As I noted in that article, it wasn’t
By Vanand Meliksetian The electrification of most industrialized societies has taken off in a big way. In the EU and China government support such as regulations and subsidies are pushing automakers
By MINING.com A new report by McKinsey forecasts a rapid switch from gas guzzlers to electric vehicles on the world’s roads will be boosted by the plummeting costs of owning a battery powered
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter But then there’s the “average transaction price.” A new 2019 Ford Taurus, with a sticker price “starting at” $27,800, is a better car in myriad ways
Via ZeroHedge If there’s one thing electric vehicle owners are learning, it is that extremely cold temperatures are likely going to lead to frustration if they don’t take extra special
by ElegantLordOTheManor This is why Macron and Merkel are pushing so hard for a EU army and are so against nationalism. This proves what the “nutty American conspiracy theorists” right when
Courtesy: Joel Adkins A wildfire laid waste to almost the entire town of Paradise, California on Friday, with thousands of residents under a mandatory evacuation order. Footage shot by Joel
by Thinker How does the United States allow someone to live within its borders whose actions and spending are a threat to the security of a nation and the people
From Birch Gold Group You’ve probably heard the saying, a rising tide lifts all boats. It means a strong or improving economy benefits everyone. And it should. The problem is, the
The number of people who live in their vehicles because they can’t find affordable housing is on the rise, even though the practice is illegal in many U.S. cities. The
by Michael Snyder If the U.S. economy is really doing so well, then why is homelessness rising so rapidly? As the gap between the rich and the poor continues to increase, the
by visualcapitalist Transporting world leaders from A-to-B is a complex endeavor, usually accomplished using motorcades, escorts, roadblocks, and all sorts of bullet and bombproof vehicles. Incorporating that level of technological sophistication
Wolf Richter with Jim Goddard on This Week in Money: We also discuss what’s still holding back EVs, the iffy future of Tesla, and how a trade war might disrupt the
