In January, the U.S. median home selling price slipped 2 percent from December, according to the S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller National Home Price Index.
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INFLATION, CONSUMER SPENDING SLOWED IN FEBRUARY
In February, the number of dollars consumers spent rose only 0.2 percent, year on year, down from a revised 1.5-percent bump in January, the U.S. commerce department reported.
CASH FLIGHT TO MONEY MARKET FUNDS WORSENS BANKS’ PLIGHT
As multiple crises roiled the Western banking industry this month, investors yanked money from bank accounts and stashed it in money market funds.
RUSSIA: U.S. IS OUR MAIN ADVERSARY
The Kremlin last week updated its 2016 foreign policy doctrine and made several noticeable changes, including identifying the U.S. as its main threat while stating that it is on a “unique historical mission.”
BYE, BYE USA: SAUDI’S SHIFTING EAST
Saudi Arabia is continuing its shift from the West after its cabinet last week approved the move to become a dialogue partner of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, which was set up to rival the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, or NATO.
TOP TREND 2023, COLLEGE CRASH: 3 REASONS YOUNG PEOPLE ARE SHUNNING HIGHER EDUCATION
Officials who study higher education have laid out the three top reasons they believe young Americans are opting against going to college as realities of the post-COVID world.
COVID LOCKDOWNS, NOT THE ‘PANDEMIC’ RUINED LIFE ON EARTH
Gerald Celente has long said the ramifications from the authoritarian lockdowns in the West are incalculable and will only be fully realized years from now when documented by historians.
FRACTURES WITH AMERICAN JEWS EMERGE AFTER NETANYAHU’S JUDICIAL POWER-GRAB
Some of the U.S.’s top pro-Israel organizations and defenders have taken a public stand against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s attempt to weaken the country’s judiciary while giving lawmakers in the Knesset more power than they ever dreamed of.
WASHINGTON-CHINA TECHNOLOGY FIGHT THREATENS GROWTH ACROSS ASIA: WORLD BANK WARNS
The effort by the U.S. to decouple from China will have a serious impact on knowledge generation across the globe and could threaten long-term growth in Asia, according to the World Bank.
MILLEY: U.S. NEEDS TO BE TARGETING IRANIAN FORCES ‘VERY HARSHLY’
Gen. Mark Milley, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, addressed Congress last week and raised his concerns about the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, and said U.S. forces need to begin targeting them more harshly.