The Mau-Mauing Of Donald Trump Just Won’t Stop

We all know the litany of legal and illegal attacks on Donald Trump that have never stopped since he came down the escalator in Trump Tower in 2015 to announce he was running for president. The FBI lied to get a wiretapping order on Carter Page as a backdoor way of spying on Donald Trump.…

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Blood in the Streets!

“Most people think today will be like yesterday,” Daily Reckoning co-founder Bill Bonner says… “But every now and then, today is NOT like yesterday. Something changes, something goes off the rails, there’s a paradigm shift.” We may be facing such an inflection point right now. Today, I’ll show you why, and what’s at stake. The stock market…

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Rickards: No Fed “Pivot” Tomorrow

The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) of the Federal Reserve is meeting today and tomorrow for the purpose of discussing the economy and setting monetary policy going forward. What does it mean for markets and your money? Today we’ll explore those questions. Let’s first start off with what we know. We know that tomorrow, the…

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The Purpose of a System Is What It Does

Government bears no relationship to the efficiency we associate with well-run companies or well-designed computer networks. Government has its functions and aims, but almost no one thinks of the word “efficient” in trying to describe it. Government is political, messy, uncertain, and expensive – all characteristics we think of as the opposite of efficient. But…

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The Worst Tech Failure in History Won’t Be the Last

We’ve all faced computer failures or annoying bugs in the systems we use. Often the best solution is just to shut down the system and reboot it. That’s usually enough to make the problem go away. In other cases, a visit to the local computer repair shop or an online maintenance assistant (in the form…

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It’s Important to Keep the Questions Alive

Americans have just passed through the most eventful and tumultuous four weeks in memory. The only comparisons are 9/11, the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, the Watergate/Vietnam days of the 1970s, the riots and assassinations in the 1960s, and the Cuban Missile Crisis. First, we had Joe Biden’s face plant debate performance on…

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