As Americans continue to reel from years of dismisinfoganda, government censorship, and government-inspired, if not directed, private censorship, they would do well to recall several previous episodes of government interference with the free flow of facts, including the Alien and Sedition Acts of 1798, the suppression of abolitionist tracts in the antebellum slave South, and
The Inevitable Recession By Philip Marey, Senior US Strategist at Rabobank Summary The negative supply shocks related to COVID and the Russian invasion of Ukraine are causing headwinds for the US economy, which contracted in the first quarter of this year. However, as consumption and investment remain robust, the US is likely to avoid a
Futures Rise Ahead Of Hawkish ECB Meeting US index futures turned positive on Thursday, even as European stock slipped ahead of the ECB decision at 745am ET, with Nasdaq 100 contracts outperforming as oil prices and bond yields stabilized and strategists at Goldman and JPMorgan gave more bullish comments on equities. Sentiment was boosted after
The following article, Some corporations slow to abide by Russian sanctions, was first published on BizPac Review. Op-ed views and opinions expressed are solely those of the author. Corporations throughout the world have worked with Western governments to impose tough sanctions on Russia for […] Continue reading Some corporations slow to abide by Russian sanctions
An armed California man was arrested not far from the home of Justice Brett Kavanaugh after travelling to Maryland in an attempt to assassinate the judge. Nicholas Roske, 26, told investigators that he was motivated by Kavanaugh’s pro-gun stances and was angered by the Uvalde shooting. Roske was arrested by the Montgomery County Police Department
Cross any intersection in a major American city, and you’ll see pole-mounted crosswalk countdown boxes. The remaining time to get across in one direction is displayed on the same poles that feature “walk” and “don’t walk” signs with their stick figures and orange “stop” hand. Many such intersections also feature buttons labeled “push button to
Reprinted from Law & Liberty In our present inflationary times, the world’s central bankers are under their highest degree of scrutiny since Alan Greenspan found himself facing a Congressional committee in 2008 demanding to know why he hadn’t seen the Financial Crisis coming. To say that central bankers—once considered the adults in a room of adolescent politicians—presently
The New York Times published a bewildering, disturbing story today on U.S. intelligence and the Ukraine–i.e., U.S. Lacks a Clear Picture of Ukraine’s War Strategy, Officials Say. I am sure that the average layperson who read the piece as not alarmed. But those with even a modicum of intelligence experience were shocked by the revelations
In the Before – the years prior to what has been styled the “pandemic” (which it was, in the sense that metastatic hypochondria spread like cooties at a ’70s key party) when a house sold it was usually occupied shortly thereafter by the people who bought it. In the After – our now – when houses sell
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