Cars Still Dominate The American Commute As part of National Bike Month, celebrated in the U.S. each May to promote cycling as a fun and healthy mode of transportation, today, May 19 was Bike to Work Day. On this day, people are encouraged to leave their cars behind and hop on their bikes for their daily
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Republican South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott filed paperwork with the Federal Election Commission Friday to run for president in 2024. Scott has been weighing a presidential run for months, touring early primary states via his Faith in America Tour and launching an exploratory committee on April 12. The filing comes ahead of his widely expected
Last Updated on May 19, 2023 The Biden-appointed woke US Attorney for Massachusetts, Rachel Rollins, announced her resignation this week following a months-long ethics investigation that included a look at her attendance at a Democrat Party fundraiser with Jill Biden and interference in local Suffolk County elections. Radical US Attorney Rachel Rollins, the United States
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Former Fox News prime-time host Tucker Carlson is more popular than the network that fired him, according to a new poll.
Is America in a recession already, or does a definitive downturn still loom on the horizon? What difference does it make, given that for decades the US economy has grown much more slowly than it could have? Over 30 years, a $50,000 real per capita income at 1 percent compounded annually grows to about $67,000,
Stocks Drive Higher As FOMO Eclipses Tail-Risk Worries Authored by Simon White, Bloomberg macro strategist, The relative cost of upside equity protection is outpacing tail-risk insurance as FOMO-driven trading pushes the market higher. Price is everything. Fashioning reasons why the equity market should be lower has been suspiciously easy this year: recession risk, bank turmoil,
Europe Approves World’s First Cryptocurrency Regulations Authored by Naveen Athrappully via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours), The European Union has approved a set of rules—the first such regulation in the world—to regulate crypto assets like cryptocurrencies and tokens in a bid to curb money laundering activities and protect investors. A visual representation of the Bitcoin
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