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Trump Administration Funds Controversial U.S. Bat Virus Lab

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

Who’s Selling Today, and Selling What… Metal or Paper? Journalists Won’t Ask!

(Chris Powell, Money Metals News Service) Market analysts are searching for an explanation for today's bombing of gold and silver prices. For example, the Wall Street Journal today wrote the following: The sudden fall in gold and silver prices lacks a clear trigger, XTB research director Kathleen Brooks writes. ... The fall is likely...

Trump Says China Doesn’t Want to Invade Taiwan

President Trump said on Monday that he doesn’t think China wants to invade Taiwan and expressed optimism about reaching a trade deal with Beijing…

Is Silver Overbought?

(Mike Maharrey, Money Metals News Service) Is silver overbought? Technically, yes. But that doesn’t mean the bull market is over, as some mainstream analysts would have you believe. From a technical standpoint, an asset is overbought when the price runs up extremely fast relative to the recent trend. On September 18, silver was...

USAID Money Was Reportedly Siphoned to MS-13 Gang

(Ken Silva, Headline USA) At least three major media outlets have recently reported that public funds from the now-defunct U.S. Agency for International Development were diverted to the El Salvadoran gang, La Mara Salvatrucha, more commonly known as MS-13. ProPublica first reported the bombshell revelation in early June, citing sources who...

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...

Report: Charlie Kirk Assassination Trial Expected to Cost Utah County $5 Million

(Ken Silva, Headline USA) The trial of alleged Charlie Kirk assassin Tyler Robinson is expected to cost Utah County roughly $5 million, the Wall Street Journal reported Sunday, indicating that Robinson’s case won’t be moved to another venue, despite concerns that he may not get a fair trial where...

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...

London, India, and the Anatomy of a Silver Squeeze

(Mike Maharrey, Money Metals News Service) For the first time in history, India’s largest precious metals refiner ran out of silver. A convergence of factors from market dynamics to logistical problems led to this unprecedented silver shortage. While the market dynamics that got us here might be difficult to untangle,...

The Price of Beef is Too Damn High. Trump Has a Plan

(Headline USA) President Donald Trump said Sunday that the United States could purchase Argentinian beef in an attempt to bring down prices for American consumers. “We would buy some beef from Argentina,” he told reporters aboard Air Force One during a flight from Florida to Washington. “If we do that, that...

Epstein Prosecutor Denies Skiing w/ the Deceased Sex Offender

(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) One of the federal prosecutors who helped broker the 2008 sweetheart deal given to Jeffrey Epstein kept in touch with the late convicted sex offender for years after leaving the DOJ, newly unearthed documents from the House Oversight Committee reveal.  Matthew Menchel, the former chief criminal prosecutor at the U.S. Attorney’s...

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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