Over the weekend U.S. debt got downgraded to negative, and with that, the U.S. carried out more airstrikes in Syria. (As we have covered and predicted would happen right here, the U.S. debt situation along with expanding war would, and will, get much worse even from here).
James Gorman, Morgan Stanley’s CEO for the past 12 years, has sold $48 million worth of his hoard of Morgan stock so far this year, bringing the total he has cashed in to $78 million. Ted Pick, who will take over for Gorman in January, has sold $30 million worth of his shares, according to the Financial Times.
Congressman Thomas Massie recently tried to throw up a roadblock against impending regulations that will place “kill switches” into automobiles.
The genocide in Gaza has sparked massive protests around the world by those who oppose Israel’s military action and blockade in one of the world’s poorest and most densely populated cities.
Another drug designed to help the obese and diabetics lose weight has been approved by the Food and Drug Administration.
The COVID-19 “national health emergency” may have ended in May, but the impact of needless lockdowns are still being felt by Americans who have seen historic jumps in chronic illness and mental illness in the months since, according to the American Psychological Association.
Washington and Brussels announced last week that they would suspend the Treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe after Russia announced that it would end its participation.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky perfectly portrays this week’s Trends Journal cover: FOLLOW YOUR POLITICAL LEADER. DO WHAT YOU ARE TOLD! YOU’RE NOTHING MORE THAN A PIECE OF SHIT.
The U.S. military carried out a third round of retaliatory strikes against Iranian-linked militants in Syria on Sunday in response to what the Pentagon has described as repeated attacks on American troops stationed in the region since the Hamas attack on 7 October.
German politicians agreed in principle to double the country’s military aid for Ukraine in 2024 as the war shows no sign of ending.