For many Americans, owning a car is a necessity, but the financial burden varies dramatically by state. In the least affordable places, annual vehicle expenses consume nearly one-quarter of the typical household's income.
• https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org, By Andy Corbley
A major, early-stage advancement in vision technology comes to us now from South Korea, where researchers created a contact lens that repairs scratches automatically when exposed to sunlight.
Every July 4th, Americans celebrate that Americans rebelled against the authoritah of Great Britain. The "Redcoats" – enforcers of British authoritah – have for generations been depicted as tyrants Americans rightfully rebelled against.
Most kids learn about the Boy Who Cried Wolf. It's a tale about what happens when someone becomes untrustworthy. People tend to ignore them after awhile.
Once again the U.S. president threatened to bomb Iran to smithereens. Once again he pulled back, while, once again, claiming that Iran was begging for negotiations, which, once again, Iran denied.
Three years ago, the prevailing assumption across Wall Street, the City of London, and most government institutions was remarkably simple: inflation would normalize, supply chains would heal, interest rates would eventually decline, and precious meta
• https://www.lewrockwell.com,By Jacob G. Hornberger
One of the things that has fascinated me ever since I founded The Future of Freedom Foundation is why so many Americans continue to hew to statism. After all, just look around us.
Nearly half of all foreign nationals receiving Spain's Minimum Living Income (IMV) are Moroccan, according to previously unpublished figures obtained by The Objective through a transparency request.
Phil Connors has woken up to another instance of the same day. The US, Iran and Oman are said to be close to a new deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
In this episode of Milk Road Macro, Michael Green breaks down the passive bid, the force reshaping modern markets, and explains why price discovery doesn't work the way most investors think it does anymore.
According to a growing casualty count, a large barrage of ballistic missiles fired by Russia on Ukraine has killed at least 21 people and wounded dozens more.