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Don’t Count on Lower Electricity Prices in 2026

(Lauren Jessop, The Center Square) For 67 million people relying on electricity from the regional power grid, PJM, cheaper utility bills in 2026 are little more than a pipe dream. It’s not an unexpected blow, despite moves from the Trump administration and state regulators to keep prices in check. Why?...

Christmas Eve Eve Gold Rush: $4,500 Gold, $70 Silver, and a New Monetary Regime

(Money Metals News Service) Mike Maharrey kicks off this Money Metals Midweek Memo a day early, calling it a “Christmas Eve Eve” episode and warning up front that it will be shorter and more informal. But even in holiday mode, he says he can’t ignore what’s happening in metals right now, because...

Trump Says US Will Keep Seized Venezuelan Oil and Tankers

Trump officials have used legalistic language to justify the seizures and forced transfer of the cargo...

US Launches More Airstrikes in Somalia as Trump Continues Record-Shattering Bombing Campaign

(Dave DeCamp, Antiwar.com) US Africa Command announced on Monday that its forces launched airstrikes in Somalia’s Puntland region on December 19 as the Trump administration continues bombing the country at a record pace, an air war that receives virtually no media coverage in the United States. AFRICOM said the strikes...

Jan. 6 Provocateur Jake Lang Threatens Prison Break for Tina Peters

(José Niño, Headline USA) Jake Lang, a January 6 defendant running for the U.S. Senate in Florida, posted an explicit threat on Monday, declaring he would organize a prison break for Tina Peters, a former county clerk serving nine years stemming from her efforts to prove election fraud, unless...

November Inflation at 2.7%, Lower than Expected

(Andrew Rice, The Center Square)  Consumer prices rose by 0.2% in the two month period between September and November. In the past 12 months, overall prices rose by 2.7%, which marks a slowdown from 3% reported in September, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Due to the federal government shutdown,...

November CPI Report Like the Gift of an Ugly Sweater

(Mike Maharrey, Money Metals News Service) The November CPI data is a little like that ugly sweater you got for Christmas last year. It was an interesting topic of conversation, but it wasn’t good for much by the time January rolled around. The November CPI data came out much cooler than expected,...

Fani Willis Goes Buckwild in Georgia Hearing

(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis repeatedly barked at Georgia state senators during a Wednesday hearing investigating allegations of misconduct in her controversial prosecution of President Donald Trump.  Willis, a far-left Democratic prosecutor, lost her temper, swearing and smearing Republican investigators. One viral moment came when she defended billing issues at...

Trinidad and Tobago To Open Its Airports to US Military as US Continues Buildup Near Venezuela

(Dave DeCamp, Antiwar.com) Trinidad and Tobago will allow the US military to use its airports in the coming weeks, according to a statement from the Caribbean island nation’s Foreign Ministry, as the US continues ramping up military activity near Venezuela. Trinidad and Tobago’s Foreign Ministry cited recent military cooperation with...

US War Department Says ‘No Force Posture Changes’ in Syria After 3 Americans Killed

(Dave DeCamp, Antiwar.com) A US War Department official said on Monday that the Pentagon has no planned “force posture changes” regarding the US military presence in Syria following a deadly attack in the country over the weekend that killed three Americans, including two members of the Iowa National Guard...

Nobel Peace Prize Winner Who Wants the US To Attack Venezuela Says US Helped Her Escape

(Dave DeCamp, Antiwar.com) Maria Corina Machado, the Venezuelan opposition leader who wants the US to attack her country to oust President Nicolas Maduro, has traveled to Norway to receive her Nobel Peace Prize and said that she had help from the US to flee Venezuela. “Yes, we did get support...

Senators Clash Over Trump’s National Guard Deployments as Military Leaders Face First Questioning

(Headline USA) Members of Congress clashed Thursday over President Donald Trump’s use of the National Guard in American cities, with Republicans saying the deployments were needed to fight lawlessness while Democrats called his move an extraordinary abuse of military power that violated states’ rights. Top military officials faced questioning over...
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