Gold rallied last week toward the top of a down-trending channel that has been in force since prices peaked last summer.
A breakout attempt in early January failed. The gold market subsequently slumped to a potential double-bottom low in March around $1,675/oz.
The $1,800 level now looms as a critical technical...
(Jp Cortez, Sound Money Defense League) The Arkansas Senate just overwhelmingly approved a bill which helps Natural State citizens protect themselves from federal dollar devaluation.
Introduced by Senator Mark Johnson and Representative Delia Haak, Senate Bill 336 removes sales and use tax on purchases of gold, silver, platinum, and palladium coins and bullion in Arkansas.
Arkansas Senators...
Georgia leaders representing more than 1,000 churches in the state encouraged leftists to boycott Home Depot, arguing the company didn’t denounce Georgia’s new election-integrity law in strong enough terms.
"A boycott is not something we wanted to do, but now it is something that we must do," Bishop Reginald Jackson...
After Apple faced harsh backlash for colluding with other tech companies to censor conservative supporters of former president Donald Trump, it agreed Monday to allow Parler back on its app store.
However, the deal kept open the possibility that Apple may yet censor Parler content deemed to be too conservative.
The social-media...
The self-sustaining eco-system of woke activism revealed itself during Coca-Cola's recent first-quarter financial reports as the company tapped growing Chinese markets to stem its US losses.
The Atlanta-based beverage company is facing nationwide boycotts from conservatives after its leftist CEO James Quincey offensively stepped into a political debate over election...
(Bruce Walker, The Center Square) A new study published by the Mackinac Center for Public Policy concludes states in the Great Lakes region with the strictest lockdown measures also suffered the greatest increases in job losses.
“The Costs of Michigan’s Second Lockdown” was authored by Chris Douglas, the department chair of...
Anyone who says inflation isn’t a problem hasn’t tried shopping for a new home recently.
Housing costs are skyrocketing. The median sales price of existing homes has spiked 16% over the past 12 months (from $270,400 to $313,000) – the fastest pace in 15 years.
The real estate market is being...
People will likely need a booster dose of the COVID-19 vaccine within one year, Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla said in a recently released statement.
Bourla also stressed the likelihood that people will need to be vaccinated annually, CNBC reported.
“A likely scenario is that there will be likely a need for...
Ignore what central bankers are saying; instead, watch what they are doing.
While they poo-poo gold or pretend it doesn't exist, global central banks have been quietly but aggressively accumulating gold bullion for several years now. The Central Bank of Russia, for example, has been a consistent buyer of gold.
Other...
(Steve Miller, RealClearInvestigations) One robot dog armed with a thermometer: $150,000.
Forty all-terrain vehicles, five utility terrain vehicles, and 18 utility trailers: $626,000.
Using public funds earmarked for coronavirus relief to buy these items: priceless.
That’s just a fraction of supposedly COVID-related spending by a single police department, in Honolulu, Hawaii.
But it hints...
(Todd DeFeo, The Center Square) Gov. Phil Murphy is considering an executive order that would send $40 million to undocumented immigrants in New Jersey, according to a report.
According to Politico, Murphy could pull the money for “one-time stimulus payments” from remaining Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act funds....
(Headline USA) Bernard Madoff, the disgraced former financier whose downfall during the financial crash of 2008 ruined thousands of investors, died behind bars early Wednesday.
Madoff, 82, was the infamous architect of an epic securities swindle that outfoxed regulators but eventually earned him a 150-year prison term.
Even among those who...