So, what did this week bring us in the world of tariffs? That might depend on your position. If you don’t have a stake in the financial markets, you could be sitting back with a bag of popcorn and laughing at the situation. However, if you are a foreign leader attempting to guess President Donald…
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Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni met with President Donald Trump at the White House on Thursday, April 17, to discuss a variety of topics, including tariffs. In what her aids have called a “commercial peace mission,” there was a lot of pressure on Meloni to make a bridge between the Trump administration and the European…
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“If you build it, they will come” was the iconic line from the classic 1989 film Field of Dreams. Abbott Laboratories, an American multinational medical devices and health care giant, became the latest company to announce a hefty US manufacturing investment. Honda also announced shifting production from Japan to the United States due to tariffs….
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Who is jockeying for position? Sen. Michael Bennet (D-CO) has decided he’d rather fight Donald Trump from the governor’s Boettcher Mansion instead of mudslinging from the upper chamber. Being one out of a body of 100 isn’t nearly as appealing as being “the one” in the Centennial State. If Bennet succeeds, a replacement will be…
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What is going on in the US bond market? What is usually a hebetudinous corner of Wall Street has morphed into must-see television viewing. As investors wiped the blood off their clothes following the tariff-fueled selloff, traders did not seek refuge in Treasury securities – or did they? Despite the treasure trove of information readily…
The grisly machinery of euthanasia continues to expand beyond all promised safeguards directly north of the United States. A “member of Ontario’s MAiD [Medical Assistance in Dying] Death Review Committee” wrote that citizens are being ushered into the Great Beyond in Canada’s largest province by population despite not being irreversibly ill and amid evidence of…
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He’s been keeping a low profile in retirement, but there’s talk of a renewed public role. Is Joe Biden planning to stumble back into the spotlight? It seems an unlikely proposition, and even CNN, a network that aided and abetted the White House’s cover-up of Biden’s cognitive decline, presented a rather unflattering prognostication. Still, the…
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Since Kamala Harris failed miserably at her attempt to become president, she’s been cloistered with her husband and advisers to try to figure out which direction to go next in her career. With Gavin Newsom’s term at an end, the former vice president is considering a run for California governor, and polls suggest she would…
Tucked close within the globalist heart beating inside the capital city of the United States is the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, a think tank created by an act of Congress in 1968 that has wildly abused its federal commission. More commonly known as the Wilson Center, the self-proclaimed “fiercely nonpartisan” research organization declares…
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What kind of shenanigans must be afoot for a dominant political party to see the SAVE Act as a threat? The DOGE Team’s latest release reveals fraud in unemployment insurance programs – including some from the future. And the governor of Maine has really stepped in it – all to the delight of politically savvy…
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“The right to vote is the crown jewel of American liberties, and we will not see its luster diminished.” ~ Ronald Reagan. In 1950, South Carolina became the first state to require identification from voters – although, at the time, it didn’t have to be a photo ID. Since then, the debate about whether Americans…
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When you turn off the federal garden hose, the on-the-ground revolutionary water bugs eventually dehydrate to a halt. The same may happen for a radical illegal alien-supporting venture in the Lone Star State, which can be tied directly to the apron strings of George Soros. “Texas’ largest immigrant legal aid group was forced to lay…
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