In a case with far-reaching implications across the political spectrum for free speech and the right to protest, the U.S. Supreme Court is allowing a case to move forward that could hold a protest organizer liable for the independent actions of another protester, ultimately undermining the right to organize non-violent protests.
While the Dow posted its longest winning streak since December, the plantation workers of Slavelandia—people that used to be called middle and lower class—are on a losing streak.
Just this past week we heard from World Control, AKA, The Federal Reserve, who made it VERY clear to the market that rate cuts/more easy money is coming. With that, the MMRI has CRATERED, falling from a Red Zone/Extreme Risk high of 309.2 to an Amber Zone/High Risk 294.3.
Few news outlets or social media platforms in early 2021 were reporting on the possibility that COVID came from a Wuhan lab, and not a “natural origin.”
U.S. President Joe Biden is facing calls from both White House lawyers and external attorneys who say it is likely that Israel has violated U.S. and international statutes that reject “disproportionate attacks on civilian populations,” according to Politico.
Nothing to see here. Israel last week rebuffed Washington's call for a thorough and transparent investigation into claims the mass graves were discovered around Nasser Hospital in Gaza’s Khan Younis after a weeks-long offensive at the health facility.
Merger and Acquisition took a break when the Federal Reserve and EU began aggressively raising interest rates from their zero and negative levels back in March and July 2022 respectively.
Profits in China’s industrial sector fell last month on fewer exports and pressures from the country’s ongoing deflationary cycle that did little to spur the consumer economy.
The number of commercial real estate sales in Europe during this year’s first quarter was 26 percent below the same period in 2023, falling to a value of €34.5 billion, the Financial Times reported.