Demand Destruction Lowers Gasoline Consumption
While summer usually sees an uptick in gasoline consumption, this year consumption has dropped in June and July.
Utilities Fear Lack Of Transformers As Peak Hurricane Season Looms
If your power gets knocked out by a hurricane, shortages of transformers, line, and poles could slow efforts to restore power
Five Possible Chinese Military Responses if Pelosi Visits Taiwan
This could result in huge economic and commercial disruptions as the relationship between the U.S. and China could go from tense to warlike.
Stores Lock Up Canned Meat in NYC due to Crime, Inflation
How bad is shop lifting and other petty crimes in our urban areas? Well, they are locking up Spam and other canned meats to prevent theft.
Food Banks Report Record Demand, Record Shortages
Food banks in states across America are reporting record demand and are even running out of food.
U.S. Economy Contracts in Q2, Signalling Recession
Gross Domestic spending was down for the second quarter in a row, a sign the country is in a recession.
Arrests Plummet as Crime Rises
In a phenomenon it calls "The Ferguson Effect," this article explores how arrests have plummeted as police are frustrated by the toxic environment.
Russia Natural Gas Exports Cut Again, Prices Surge
The cost of natural gas in Germany surged as Russia cut exports to 20 percent or normal.
The West’s Climate Policy Debacle
According to the Wall Street Journal, the West's utopian dream of a world powered by renewable energy is "a manifest debacle."
Inflation surges 9.1% in June
Inflation exceeded expectations to come in at 9.1 percent, the highest it's been since 1981. Energy was up 41.6 percent.