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New York’s Attorney General can’t possibly be this stupid…

When Letitia James campaigned to become Attorney General of New York State, she made one very clear campaign promise: prosecute Donald Trump. Prosecute him for what? Well, she’d figure that out later. Never mind that, in America, prosecutors are supposed to investigate crimes to find suspects, not investigate people to find crimes. But

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Preparing for the escalation that’s likely to come

Preparing for the escalation that’s likely to come There’s rumors floating around alleging that top secret plans from the Chinese Communist Party have been leaked, indicating that China’s President Xi Jinping views this conflict with the US as the opening to a complete and total war. Personally I’m skeptical if these leaked documents

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Escalation gets real: No more sex with Chinese women

The US has revived a Cold War dating policy in China: if she’s into you, assume she’s a spy. Four US government personnel stationed in China have anonymously told the media that every government worker and contractor stationed in China was explicitly banned from having sexual or romantic relationships with Chinese citizens. The

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Is China Dumping US Government Bonds?

You probably saw the headline this morning that China is retaliating against US tariffs with an 84% tariff of its own. This trade war is obviously far from over… which probably means that financial markets are in for a lot more volatility. Most people focus on the stock market. And that has obviously

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It’s like the dumbest AOC logic applied to global trade

Countless people around the world are dumbfounded and dismayed in the wake of this tariff chaos. And, ironically, the sentiment was probably best captured by Canada’s new Prime Minister, Mark Carney, who said, “While this is a tragedy, it is also the new reality.” He’s right on both counts. It is the new

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China: I see your trade war and raise you a cyberwar

It was sometime in the spring of 323 BC when Alexander the Great– the “King of the World”– passed through the gates of ancient Babylon for the last time. He had already conquered the city nearly a decade before. But his men were worn out from fighting in India and Persia, and Babylon

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Better Than The Bank, But Just Barely

We recently received a question from a reader asking— given all the volatility in the market, what do we think of US government bonds right now as an asset class? First, it’s absolutely true that there has been a sudden surge in uncertainty. In some respects, it’s astonishing how much of this has

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Another Taxpayer-Funded Leftist Scam Exposed

There is a shady syndicate in the United States that has perfected the art of stealing from taxpayers; they’re so good that they manage to siphon off hundreds of billions of dollars each year. But this is no traditional criminal outfit. There’s no ski masks, no getaway cars, no briefcases full of cash.

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A vision for what’s possible: 2035

I imagine my parents must have been extremely apprehensive about bringing a child into the world in the late 1970s. The entire decade was an economic sh*tshow. Inflation soared in the 1970s. The US economy shrank. Stagflation reigned. Unemployment surged to levels not seen since the Great Depression. And then there were the

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This looks like a divorce. And it’s going to be a messy one

“I think we are making a mistake,” said the Vice President, in what the media is criticizing as an unclassified text message discussion. The administration was discussing if, when, and how to strike against the Houthi rebel group in Yemen, which has been menacing commercial ships in the Red Sea since late 2023.

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This high-risk gamble is putting the future of the US economy at stake

Russian-born Lydia Lopokova was not happy with her accommodations at the posh Mount Washington Hotel. The world-famous former ballerina complained that, in room 219, “the taps run all day, the windows do not close or open, the pipes mend and unmend.” Not to mention the hotel pool was absolutely frigid, even for someone

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Nothing Combats Climate Change Like a Four-Lane Highway Through the Amazon

About eight months from now in November 2025, over 50,000 world leaders, bureaucrats, activists, celebrities, and VIPs will descend upon the Brazilian city of Belém for the United Nation’s annual climate change lollapalooza, otherwise known as COP30. These esteemed experts will gather to lecture the world on how desperately the rest of us

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$3,000 gold is not the end of this story

On November 1, 2023, just as the price of gold reached its record high price of $2,000 per troy ounce, I clearly stated my position that $2,000 gold was just the beginning. As usual, my argument was grounded in history. Back in the 1960s and 1970s, US government spending soared thanks to the

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