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The world is now accelerating toward a precipice, but the nature of the threat has fundamentally changed. This is not a conspiracy of accidents. It is a coordinated assault on the pillars of civilization, and I call it the Civilizational Rug Pull bec
Writing is thinking. Writing is the practice of sorting through the flotsam and jetsam of your own consciousness and transforming your thoughts and feelings into coherent, logical expression.
Yesterday Nima and I discussed the lies that are ricocheting around news events and how political figures think they can succeed with such obvious lies as the Strait of Hormuz is open, the US is in control of the Strait, and 20 million barrels of oil
In the same way that medieval kings seized any excuse to invade neighboring countries, today's politicians perennially seek pretexts to further invade citizens' lives.
When cruelty is mistaken for courage, vengeance for justice, and the taking of human life for a demonstration of strength.
...They Can't Get
September prices rose 0.6%, or 7.4% annualized. Peter Schiff explains why the Fed has already lost the inflation fight and housing is next.
AI is changing jobs, business and human connection faster than most people realize. Entrepreneur Shanda Sumpter joins me to talk artificial intelligence, the future of work, entrepreneurship, financial independence and why staying human may become ou
Trump's anti-Christian death cult can only lead to nuclear war.
Marco Rubio stood under the Parthenon and told the West it's at a crossroads - national power or decline. Tom breaks down why this speech went viral, what Rubio is really signaling, and whether Trump can deliver on it.
In his latest podcast, Peter pokes holes in President Trump's latest economic narrative, contrasting it with the reality consumers are feeling on the ground.
3D-Printed Fake Meat and Fish Have Officially Entered American Grocery Stores Without Clear Labeling
The economy is bound to eventually reach a point where it can no longer tolerate the interest rates required to keep inflation and debt under control, and some of the loudest warnings are coming from the bond market.
LIVE STREAM Wed Oct 14 @ 4 pm EDT: Charles Goyette (New Book: Empire of Lies: Fragments from the Memory Hole); 7 pm EDT: John Bush - EXIT & BUILD 6: FREEDOM IN ACTION; 9:30 pm EDT: Professor James Corbett
In 1938 the airline business was brand new-- only 35 years had passed since the Wright brothers' first flight at Kitty Hawk.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio delivered a major speech in Athens calling for a renewal of Western civilization and a return to the values he said first emerged in ancient Greece.
The big question is whether or not WW3 will go nuclear. And if it does, will it be just some relatively small-yield tactical bombs used against military formations? Or will it get out of control, with strategic weapons used against cities? Either is
European critics question the wisdom of depending on any company owned by the far-right billionaire who's a lavish supporter of Republicans
Social Security shock as millions of Americans learn their monthly checks will only be $75 higher in 2027 as inflation rages
Could one lawsuit change how people see risk in digital assets? The Equibit lawsuit became a long legal fight over crypto rules, technology, business issues, and claims of harm. Some claims are still disputed or not settled, but the case raised key q
The Federal Reserve raised its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points on September 16th, lifting the federal funds target to a range of 3.75-4% and ending nine months of holding rates steady.
"Massive" oil, gas, and minerals exploration will soon begin in Greenland, U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday, claiming that the territory has enormous resources of readily available oil.
What if AI, surveillance, and digital censorship are reshaping our world - and most people aren't prepared for what comes next? Ricky Varandas sits down with Ernest Hancock, veteran freedom activist, founder of Freedom's Phoenix, and host of Decl
A hallmark tangle of proteins present in the brains of people with dementia may have a watery weakness.
Five thousand launches a year means nearly fourteen launches every day.
'A time capsule at the bottom of the sea': World's oldest shipwreck that sank 4,700 YEARS ago discovered off the coast of Turkey
The guillotine was designed as a more humane way to execute people, but its history is far darker, stranger and more disturbing than you might think.
After a five-day boat ride, the Purdue University research team has arrived at the remote island of Nikamuroro in the South Pacific to search for Amelia Earhart's missing plane.
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Clancy Contagion Continuing? Mom Stabs Husband, Toddler to Death Then Dials 911 for Help Killing Herself: Police
