By Mark Solomon of FreightWaves, Americans value commercial truck drivers and the service they provide. However, they don’t want drivers to park their facilities near their homes. That was a key finding in a 2023 survey of truck parking issues released Tuesday by CloudTrucks, an IT-based provider that supports the… Read More »Americans value truck parking facilities, but not in their backyards
Written by Jesse Felder via TheFelderReport.com, After the painful fall in stock prices last year, many investors have clearly come to the conclusion that this now represents another fantastic buying opportunity. And if you only look at valuation measures based on earnings, you could be forgiven for thinking that while… Read More »The dangerous assumption embedded in current P/E ratios
We previously detailed how pressure is growing on the White House to send F-16s to Ukraine, particularly in the Senate, where bipartisan lawmakers this week wrote a letter to President Biden calling for swift action as a “game changer on the field of battle” in a moment. Ukrainian forces are… Read More »Poland to send MiG-29 jets to Ukraine in hopes of tilting US debate
Paris is promoting the welfare of its own industries to support Kiev, a European diplomat told the newspaper France is slowing EU plans to help Ukraine replenish its dwindling shell stocks amid its conflict with Russia, European sources told The Telegraph. Paris is seeking to ensure that a 2 billion… Read More »France delays EU effort to supply shells to Ukraine – Telegraph
Ammonia leaking from 20,000-gallon container fueled concerns of wider contamination Workers at a Coca-Cola plant in Florida were forced to evacuate after a major chemical leak, local officials said. The spill also prompted a brief shelter-in-place order for area residents. A massive 20,000-gallon tank was found to be leaking ammonia… Read More »Coca-Cola chemical leak prompts evacuation
By Megan Brenan of Gallup, Three years after the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States, relatively few Americans, 33%, say their lives have completely returned to normal, and those who say their lives have not yet returned to normal quite normal are largely pessimistic about this happening. Nearly half of… Read More »Nearly half of Americans do not expect a return to pre-pandemic normalcy
Bet on censorship: Senator Kelly becomes latest MP to suggest no dissent on social media Written by Jonathan Turley, Below is my New York Post column on Sen. Mark Kelly (D., Ariz.)’s suggested censorship of banking critics. Was just the latest example of how censorship has become a knee-jerk response… Read More »Bet on censorship: Senator Kelly becomes latest MP to suggest no dissent on social media
Oil prices sank further this morning, after rallying last night on product inventory cuts reported by the API, as macro data from China last night did not suggest A strong reopening and the European banking system joining the systemic crash freight train is not helping sentiment as Oil stands alone… Read More »WTI holds losses after big commodity draws
The latest report from the Institute of Economics and Peace estimates it in 2022, 6,701 deaths were caused by terrorism worldwide. As Statista’s Martin Armstrong points out, despite this high number, this is 38 percent below the level recorded in 2015 and represents a 9 percent decrease from 2021. Deaths… Read More »The impact of terrorism around the world
Officials in some EU states say the bloc is forcing them to foot the bill for millions of unused vaccine doses Pfizer has offered to extend its Covid-19 vaccine contract with the European Union as it cuts deliveries, but still expects the bloc to pay billions of euros for unused… Read More »Pfizer wants EU to keep paying for unused Covid shots – FT
The latest artificial intelligence model follows a multibillion-dollar partnership between OpenAI and Microsoft A new artificial intelligence program can keep up with humans in a series of professional and academic tests, according to its creator, who said the model scored in the top 10% of participants in a mock bar… Read More »Newly released AI surpasses 90% of humans
A major incident involving a US military drone in the Black Sea on Tuesday is being widely reported, with NATO sources telling AFP that there an “incident” and that an investigation is ongoing. Western military sources identified it a US-made Reaper drone may have crashed for reasons still unknown: “Something… Read More »A US Reaper drone crashed over the Black Sea in an “incident” with a Russian jet
It was clear from the start that Monday would be chaos for the markets – and as it turned out, it proved much more than that, with two-year Treasury yields collapsing the most in decades. At stake was not only the integrity of the financial system, but also the availability… Read More »For the Fed, what happens today is more important than Monday’s chaos
It’s the US, not Russia, that needs new leadership amid Ukraine crisis, ex-president says Former US President Donald Trump has said he does not want Washington to support regime change in Russia, but would like to see one happen in his own country. He made the comments in response to… Read More »Trump calls a country ripe for regime change
North Korea fired two short-range ballistic missiles early Tuesday morning, which landed on the country’s east coast, officials said. The latest missile launch comes as the United States and South Korea continue joint military exercises in the region, which Pyongyang has repeatedly condemned. Seoul called the action “a serious provocation”… Read More »North Korea fires multiple ballistic missiles into sea as South Korea warns of ‘serious provocation’
Jan 6 Lawyer Alleges FBI Criminally Altered Evidence, Requests Special Master’s Review of Leaked Messages Written by Gary Bai via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours), Rogers Roots, an attorney representing Dominic Pezzola, who is charged with impeachment at the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, alleged Sunday that the FBI had… Read More »Jan 6 Lawyer Alleges FBI Criminally Altered Evidence, Requests Special Master’s Review of Leaked Messages
for Holders March 13, 2023, 12:29 p.m 14 views 4 votes South African rapper Costa Titch has died after collapsing twice on stage in quick succession during a weekend performance. Check out this picture of Costa, in a white shirt, running on stage Saturday night with a microphone in hand… Read More »The video shows rapper Costa Titch collapsing on stage before his death
Over the past two decades, China has increased its economic ties with Latin American nations, but it is China’s growing influence in the region that is increasingly worrying Washington. China’s growing threat to the United States has steadily moved into the American consciousness as defense officials and lawmakers continue to… Read More »China flexes muscles in Latin America in latest US security challenge
North Korea test-fired two “strategic cruise missiles” from a submarine near Kyongpho Bay on the country’s east coast late Sunday, according to North Korean state media and the South Korea’s Yonhap news agency. The exercise was conducted in response to “anti-DPRK military maneuvers” by “US imperialists and South Korean puppet… Read More »North Korea test fires two cruise missiles from a submarine
SVB latest live blog: Regulators weigh bailout of all unsecured SVB depositors to avoid ‘banking panic’ As the countdown to the reopening of futures trading gets stronger by the second amid episodic observations of bank runs across the US, the news flow is starting to accelerate quickly, so this will… Read More »SVB latest live blog: Regulators weigh bailout of all unsecured SVB depositors to avoid ‘banking panic’
Demonstrators in Prague demonstrated against poverty and demanded an end to arms deliveries to Kiev Thousands of Czechs took to the streets of Prague on Saturday for an anti-government demonstration. Protesters denounced falling living standards and rising prices, but also their government’s continued military support for Ukraine. Organized by the… Read More »Czechs protest price hikes and military aid from Ukraine
Yesterday, the Washington Post lamented that some states in this country still “foolishly” ask a governor to follow laws written by the legislature. In case you didn’t know, defending a State Constitution has been redefined as “asking for permission:” Health officials and governors in more than half the country are… Read More »Gavin Newsom says punishing business for political activity is “authoritarian.” Unless he’s the one doing it.
Written by Kyle Anzalone via The Libertarian Institute, The Department of Defense confirmed this week that advanced bombs are operational in Ukraine. The Joint Direct Attack Munition-Extended Range (JDAM-ER) can hit targets 50 miles away. The Pentagon’s confirmation comes after President Joe Biden ordered the Pentagon to transfer “precision aerial… Read More »US winged smart bombs are already operational in Ukraine
Locked in the camps of ‘conspiracy theorists’: the Orwellian dystopia of the ‘censorship industrial complex’ Written by CJ Hopkins via ConsentFactory.org, I think there is something seriously wrong with my brain. Yesterday, I hallucinated Matt Taibbi and Michael Shellenberger testifying before a US House subcommittee on the censorship industrial complex,… Read More »Locked in the camps of ‘conspiracy theorists’: the Orwellian dystopia of the ‘censorship industrial complex’
for Holders 11 March 2023, 03:29 16 views 2 votes Gangsta Boo’s estate is making sure his upcoming posthumous album is slap-tight… with Latto, Skepta, La Chat, Crunchy Black and Run The Jewels all rocking the Three 6 Mafia rapper!!! Sources close to the project… Source link
Police say disgruntled former Jehovah’s Witness killed seven people after leaving religious group on bad terms Police in the German city of Hamburg have identified a gunman who shot and killed seven people at a center of Jehovah’s Witnesses on Thursday night. The 35-year-old recently split from the religious group… Read More »Hamburg mass shooter identified | Right cable report
The interests of several countries, not only Russia, are driving the hostilities, the pontiff said Russia is not the only “empire” whose interests are driving the conflict in Ukraine, Pope Francis said in an interview with Swiss TV RSI, to be broadcast on Sunday. Excerpts of the interview were published… Read More »The Ukrainian conflict fueled by empires: Pope Francis
The White House rules out designating Mexican cartels as foreign terrorist organizations Written by Jack Phillips via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours), The Biden administration on Wednesday ruled out designating Mexican drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations following the kidnapping of four Americans that left two dead near the US-Mexico… Read More »The White House rules out designating Mexican cartels as foreign terrorist organizations
A viral ‘sushi terrorism’ trend has nearly crippled an iconic Japanese food industry, prompting arrests and reforms after unsanitary pranks spread. Last year, viral videos began appearing on social media showing people at Japanese conveyor belt sushi restaurants “kaitenzushi” wiping saliva off plates of fish, drinking from communal cups of… Read More »Stomach-inducing ‘sushi terrorism’ prompts arrests and reforms in Japan
for Holders March 9, 2023, 09:20 14 views 2 votes Claire Wasserman, founder and author of Ladies Get Paid, a community and advice book for job seekers, explains how to make the best first impression during a job interview and how technology changes, not how you present yourself. Source link
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