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.
Rail Worker Strike Could Destroy Supply Chain
Supply chain SNAFU could worsen if railroad workers go on strike next week, halting all freight traffic. Prepare for significant disruptions.
New Viruses Keep Threat of Pandemic Alive
Michael Snyder asks, "Why are there so many unusual outbreaks of disease suddenly happening all over the planet?"
Today’s America: An Economy of Shortages
Shortages of goods and energy are largely the fault of regulations and excessive government interference with the free market.
Natural Gas Soars 700%, Becoming Driving Force in the New Cold...
While everyone is worried about the price of gasoline, the shortage of natural gas appears to be a far more serious problem.
Nuclear War to Trigger an Ice Age, End of Life
If the blast and radiation of a global nuclear war don't kill you, the weather will, according to a new study.