Guns & Gadgets 2nd Amendment News talks about how a Texas court has changed a big gun rule. They said a rule about pistol braces didn’t follow the right steps and was unfair. This is a win for people who want less gun control. The court hasn’t talked about other issues yet. This is important news for those interested in gun rights.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Mark Moss talks about how Saudi Arabia is changing how it sells oil, which could affect the US dollar’s power. This might cause worldwide economic changes. Banks are buying more gold, possibly causing inflation and reducing US influence. The US could counter this by raising interest rates, but borrowing would cost more. Meanwhile, Bitcoin is gaining popularity, especially as inflation rises. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The David Knight Show talks about how Ex-Governor Andrew Cuomo blamed others for mistakes made during his time in office. This article talks about how leaders like Cuomo and Trump often don’t take responsibility for their actions. It also discusses a big issue about letting COVID-19 patients into nursing homes, which Cuomo says he didn’t know about.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Jim Fetzer talks about how tensions are rising between Russia and the West, with Russia expanding its nuclear forces. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia has changed its oil selling strategy, and the US shows interest in Ukraine’s minerals. Politics are heating up with allegations against the Biden family and support for Trump from Silicon Valley. The article also discusses the value of gold and the potential for a worldwide digital currency. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dr. Steve Turley talks about how for a long time, countries buying oil with U.S. dollars also bought U.S. Treasury bonds. This helped them not lose money when changing currencies. It also let the U.S. government make more money, as they could spread the dollars worldwide through these bonds. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
In this Nino’s Corner TV episode on FluffTube, David Nino Rodriguez chats with Juanito, a smart traveler. Juanito talks about the tough times faced by Trump’s supporters and their efforts to find a new candidate. But, Juanito believes these efforts won’t work. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Shalitha Robinson, a Georgia politician, got seven years in jail for wrongly getting millions in government loans. She lied about owning businesses and having many employees. Instead of helping people during COVID, she bought fancy things and even gave some money to politics. This shows how some people misused help meant for businesses during the pandemic. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The Economic Ninja talks about how In-N-Out, a favorite burger place in California, raised its prices because of a new law about minimum wage. Even though they pay their workers almost $20 an hour, they had to make burgers more expensive to keep their quality high and hire the best workers. This could make things cost more everywhere. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Arcadia Economics talks about First Majestic Silver, a mining group, found lots of gold and silver at San Dimas. Some spots had more than they thought! There might be more treasure to the east and west of the Perez vein, and other places too. They have shared exact numbers of how much gold and silver they found in different holes.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Greg Reese chats with Charles Bausman, an American in Russia. Bausman shares how life in Russia is cheaper, with lower taxes and free services like school and healthcare. He talks about Russia’s focus on public services and Christian values. Bausman thinks Russia could be a good place for people wanting a traditional, Christian lifestyle.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
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