(Headline USA) As if their $6-trillion-plus price tag weren't bad enough, President Joe Biden’s growing list of federal spending proposals may be even more expensive than previously thought.
The University of Pennsylvania Wharton Business School released a report Wednesday that included some eye-popping figures for Biden’s latest spending proposal, the...
(Jp Cortez, Sound Money Defense League) By signing sound money legislation today, Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson has officially ended sales taxation on gold, silver, platinum, and palladium bullion and coins– thereby setting an example for legislators in New Jersey, Maine, Ohio, and Tennessee, who are still considering similar measures in their...
AT&T CEO John Stankey defended his company's ownership of CNN by falsely claiming that the propaganda network meets "rigorous journalistic standards for accurate and truthful reporting," according to the National Center for Public Policy Research..
Stankey said AT&T is "proud" that CNN has "the most respected brand in news today."
"And over...
Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon has committed his company to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) investing, a progressive strategy that places woke ideology above corporate success, the National Center for Public Policy Research's Free Enterprise Project reported in a press release.
The company announced that it will invest $750 billion...
(David Morgan, Money Metals News Service) Long before the “New Normal” propelled U.S. national debt at warp speed to $28 trillion (and counting) via COVID-19 corrective measures, inflation was a major topic of concern.
The more Treasury securities the Federal Reserve buys from the government’s reserve, the more the process hinges...
(Brad Polumbo, Foundation for Economic Education) It’s always funny when some of the most prominent, self-described socialists in America leverage their advocacy for socialism into becoming multi-millionaires.
(I’m looking at you and your three houses, Bernie Sanders).
The latest example of this comical yet revealing pattern comes courtesy of the Seattle City...
(Hannah Cox, Foundation for Economic Education) Americans spent a lot of money on groceries over the past year—and it isn’t just because they were eating more meals at home.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, food prices jumped 3.9 percent in 2020, nearly triple the rate of inflation.
Unfortunately, this trend...
Although we tend to focus more on the fundamentals here at Money Metals, the technical indicators can offer important insights. Such as right now.
Many traders, investors, and momentum players will closely examine the market trend to determine if and when to enter or exit the market.
A market with a...
(Headline USA) Microsoft’s founder, Bill Gates, has emerged as one of the leading advocates for vaccination, with many remaining suspicious of them for that reason alone.
Gates's philanthropy helped fund some of the pharmaceutical research. As a result, his name has been linked to conspiratorial concerns about nanobots being injected...
(Headline USA) President Joe Biden is set to sign an executive order to increase the minimum wage to $15 an hour for federal contractors, providing a pay bump to hundreds of thousands of workers.
Biden administration officials said, without evidence, that the higher wages would lead to greater worker productivity, claiming...
(Brad Polumbo, Foundation for Economic Education) President Joe Biden is touting his new $2.3 trillion+ spending plan as a boon to workers, even dubbing it the “American Jobs Act.”
But there’s reason to believe that a key provision in Biden’s plan would result in a sizable drop in income for millions...
Is Bitcoin losing its luster?
Prices for the cryptocurrency have slid from a high of over $64,000 on April 14th to under $48,000 in trading this past weekend.
The 25% sell-off would be akin to a crash in the S&P 500. But for crypto markets, that kind of volatility is fairly...