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Feds Probing Black Lives Matter for Fraud

(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) The Black Lives Matter organization is reportedly under federal investigation over allegations its leaders defrauded donors out of $90 million, most of which came after George Floyd died in 2020.  The group, formally known as the Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation Inc., or BLMGNF, has faced mounting...

Economists Say Trump’s Tariff Play Could Boost Trade Deficits

(Brett Rowland, The Center Square) Economists told the U.S. Supreme Court that President Donald Trump's plan to reduce U.S. trade deficits will backfire, exacerbating the underlying issue the president used to justify the sweeping tariffs. The economists filed a friend-of-the-court brief arguing that Trump's trade policies won't address the trade...

Texas Sues Tylenol Companies Over Autism Claims

Texas AG Ken Paxton will sue Johnson & Johnson and Kenvue for misleading pregnant women about acetaminophen after Trump’s autism warning.

Why Exactly Is the Federal Reserve Cutting Rates?

(Mike Maharrey, Money Metals News Service) The Federal Reserve kicked off its October meeting today (Tuesday, Oct. 28). The central bank is expected to cut interest rates another quarter percent and could announce a timetable to end balance sheet reduction. But why? A lot of the people clamoring for looser monetary policy...

September CPI: Better Than Expected Doesn’t Mean Good

(Mike Maharrey, Money Metals News Service) The Bureau of Labor Statistics finally managed to get the September CPI data together. The mainstream broadly characterized it as a good report. It wasn’t. But it was better than forecast, and in our world of politicized government data, that was good enough. As CNBC...

Senate Dems Refuse to Return Epstein Cash While Demanding Document Release

Senate Democrats have failed to return donations from Jeffrey Epstein even as they pressure the Trump administration to release files tied to the federal investigation into Epstein’s crimes.

Texas Lawmaker Introduces Agricultural Visa Reform

A Texas lawmaker introduced legislation to reform the H-2A visa program for agricultural workers.

Former Fed Advisor: Recent Gold and Silver Selloff Reflect Rot in the Financial System

(Mike Maharrey, Money Metals News Service) A former Federal Reserve advisor said the recent selloff in gold and silver wasn’t just nervous investors booking profits on oversold assets. She thinks it signals deeper structural rot in the financial system. After peaking near $4,400 an ounce, gold was hammered lower, falling...

Trump Administration Funds Controversial U.S. Bat Virus Lab

Critics call it a dangerous repeat of pre-pandemic lab mistakes….

Report: Leftists Are Worried that George Soros Will be ‘De-Banked’

(Ken Silva, Headline USA) The Wall Street Journal reported Saturday that progressive non-profit organizations have raised alarms that billionaire George Soros will be “de-banked” by the Trump administration—that is, he’ll have his accounts frozen and won’t be able to fund leftist initiatives. The Journal’s article comes amidst reports that the...

U.S. Government Runs Fourth-Largest Budget Deficit in History

(Mike Maharrey, Money Metals News Service) Despite all the talk about DOGE and cost-cutting earlier this year, the federal government spent more in fiscal 2025 than it did the previous year and set a new spending record. However, thanks to an influx of tariff revenue, the fiscal 2025 budget deficit was slightly...

Electronics Retailer Asks Supreme Court to Quell Tariff Chaos

(Brett Rowland, The Center Square) A national electronics retailer asked the U.S. Supreme Court on Friday to quell the uncertainty around tariffs for businesses that must import products. Crutchfield, a Virginia-based company, asked for relief in a candid plea to the nation's highest court. The retailer, which started as a car...
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