An international study found that lifetime exposure to glyphosate, even at doses deemed “safe,” caused multiple aggressive cancers in rats, including leukemia, thyroid tumors, and nerve sheath cancers
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ECONOMIC UPDATE – MARKET OVERVIEW
Welcome to 19 August 2025, the heat of the Western holiday season, a time when people are on vacation, going on vacation and in a vacation state of mind.
SHOCKING U.S. INFLATION WARNING PROJECTION. (6-12 MONTHS OUT). THE 4 THINGS YOU NEED TO DO NOW.
Inflation/currency devaluation here in the US is picking up momentum RAPIDLY. Moreover, there is not a single roadblock being put up to slow it down.
U.S. ANNOUNCES SUPPORT FOR ISRAEL’S ILLEGAL LAND STEAL IN THE WEST BANK
Mike Huckabee, the U.S. ambassador to Israel, announced that the Trump administration will not stand in Israel’s way while it steals more land in the West Bank with stated goals to “bury the idea” of a Palestinian state.
TECHNOCRACY BRIEFS: MIND-VASION COMPETITION HEATS UP
Still think the goal isn’t to merge AI and humans?
Reports this past week detailed how the CEO of the most prominent AI focused company on earth, OpenAI, is percolating a start-up called Merge Labs.
SPECIAL REPORT: TRUMP’S TARIFF WAR
Through June, U.S. consumers paid about 22 percent of Donald Trump’s new tariffs on imported goods, according to calculations by Goldman Sachs. U.S. companies paid 64 percent, with foreign suppliers covering 14 percent of the cost.
SPOTLIGHT: BIGS GETTING BIGGER
Blackstone, the world’s richest private equity firm, is negotiating with several potential private lenders to secure about $3 billion in loans to buy Enverus Inc., a data and software service for the energy industry, people familiar told Bloomberg.
SPECIAL REPORT: TRUMP’S TARIFF WAR
On 7 August, new U.S. tariffs took effect on goods arriving in the U.S. from more than 90 countries. U.S. businesses and consumers now pay an average tariff rate of about 18 percent, economists have calculated, the highest rate in 90 years and eightfold more than the 2.3 percent when Donald Trump took office.
CAR SALES IN CHINA INCREASED MORE SLOWLY IN JULY
Beijing’s efforts to rein in the bloody price war that has battered the country’s automakers in recent months showed some effect last month.









