Frank Lasee Try to figure out what year these news stories are from: “Reduced the amount of ammonia made in Antwerp and Ludwigshafen.” “Because of the high price of natural gas, British fertilizer plants have […]
Authored by Daniel Greenfield via The Gatestone Institute, In New York City, world leaders dodged traffic, deranged panhandlers and the city’s unique fall funk, to lecture the planet about their views at the United Nations […]
Authored by Dorothy Li via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours), Chinese authorities have opened at least one “overseas police service station” in the United States as part of the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) global transnational […]
An inmate at a Georgia maximum security prison is accused of impersonating and stealing $11 million from a billionaire movie mogul, and may have scammed millions more out of other billionaires, according to the Atlanta […]
Authored by Derek Kreifels via RealClear Wire, As the leader of a nonprofit group whose mission is to promote economic freedom, sound public policy, and responsible financial management at the state level, I’m honored to […]
With the personal computer market crashing at an unprecedented pace, and with Intel stock losing two-thirds of its value in the past year and plunging to 10-year lows… … Intel – which is just days […]
Authored by Tom Luongo via Gold, Goats, ‘n Guns blog, This isn’t the biggest news of the week but it may turn out to be so if I’m right about what this means and where […]
Essay by Eric Worrall Apparently nuclear plants are out because they require precious water for cooling, or are vulnerable to sea level rise. Climate change puts energy security at risk Published 11 October 2022Press Release Number: 11102022 […]
“Russia and Russia’s commanders are worried about the state of their military machine,” the head of British intelligence agency GCHQ Jeremy Fleming, told BBC Radio on Tuesday. “We can see that desperation at many levels […]
Authored by Kevin Duffy via The Mises Institute, “At the rate things are going, we are all going to end up working for the Japanese.” – Lester Thurow, MIT economist, 1989 “The United States is […]
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