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Over a third of Americans who make at least $250,000 per year say they’re living paycheck to paycheck, which Bloomberg suggests underscores how inflation is ‘taking a bigger bite out of Americans’ budgets at all ends of the pay spectrum.’
Another interpretation is that Americans makig at least $250,000 – placing them in the top 5% of earners in the country – have horrendous financial literacy. Continue reading “36% Of Americans Making $250,000 Are Living Paycheck To Paycheck”
Company Announcement
Paris Brothers, Inc., of Kansas City, Missouri is recalling several specific cheese products listed below because they have the potential to be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes, an organism which can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children, frail or elderly people, and others with weakened immune systems. Although healthy individuals may suffer only short-term symptoms such as high fever, severe headache, stiffness, nausea, abdominal pain and diarrhea, Listeria infection can cause miscarriages and stillbirths among pregnant women. Continue reading “Paris Brothers Inc. Voluntary Limited Recall”
Gateway Pundit – by Cristina Laila
The Democrats, from Joe Biden on down, are speaking very plainly that they are coming for Americans’ Constitutional rights. On Thursday Rep. David Cicilline (D-RI) made crystal clear his position on the Constitution that he swore an oath to uphold, “Spare me the bullshit about Constitutional rights.” Continue reading “Democrat Rep. David Cicilline on Gun Control Debate: “Spare me the bull***t about Constitutional rights””
Gateway Pundit – by Cristina Laila
Joe Biden Thursday evening delivered remarks on the recent mass shootings and called on Congress to reinstate the 1994 ‘Assault Weapons Ban.’
Biden will depart the White House en route to Rehoboth Beach, Delaware following his remarks. Continue reading “Joe Biden Calls For 1994 Assault Weapons Ban to be Reinstated, Says Lawmakers Should “Limit How Many Rounds a Weapon Can Hold””
Gateway Pundit – by Alicia Powe
One of the world’s most powerful meetings is now underway in Washington, DC.
More than 120 of Europe and North America’s elite from the world of politics, business, big tech, media and academia are convening at the notoriously secretive 68th Bilderberg Meeting from June 2 to 5 to discuss key global issues. Continue reading “Bilderberg Meeting Now In Washington, DC For The 1st Time Since The Pandemic”
Information Liberation – by Chris Menahan
India is buying up cheap sanctioned Russian oil, refining it, then selling it to the US and EU for huge profits, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal.
The US has reluctantly given India permission to buy Russian oil because India has threatened to ditch their alliance with America and ally with China if the US dares to sanction them. Continue reading “Report: India is Buying Up Cheap Sanctioned Russian Oil and Selling it to the U.S. and E.U. at Huge Profits”
Gateway Pundit – by Michael Robison
Analysts expected ADP’s data to show a 300k job gain for May, increasing from 247k in April, but the analysts were incredibly wrong.
Private sector employment rose by a bleak 128,000 for May. The actual numbers fall far short of the estimates, with a further decline from the downwardly revised 202,000 in April, initially reported as a gain of 247,000. Continue reading “ADP Employment Report Signals Weakest Job Market Since Pandemic Collapse”
Brent crude oil is overvalued and should fall significantly as demand drops and recession fears loom, according to Citi’s global head of commodity research.
“I’d say it’s more in the $70 range than it is in the $120 range,” Ed Morse said in an interview with Bloomberg on Tuesday. “If you look at the fair value for oil, look at the flowing curve. It’s exaggerated.” Continue reading “Citi says oil should be around $70 as demand drops and recession looms”
Police aren’t required to protect you.
When shots ring out in a school, the law doesn’t demand police rush inside and confront the shooter, even if lives could be saved. Continue reading “Are police required to protect people during mass shootings? The legal answer is no”
(Bloomberg) — Mexico President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador defended his government’s decision to subsidize gasoline and diesel prices, saying it’s necessary to tame inflation and that it can be financed with a windfall from crude oil exports. Continue reading “Mexico’s Oil Windfall is Enough to Subsidize Fuel Prices, AMLO Says”
Farm and construction equipment manufacturing giant Deere & Co. says it’s moving tractor cab production from Iowa to a plant in Mexico.
The Moline, Illinois, company said Thursday it plans to move that part of its production operations from Waterloo to its components plant in Ramos Arizpe, Mexico. Continue reading “John Deere is moving its tractor cab production from Waterloo to Mexico”
President Joe Biden has opened the United States’ borders to about 44,000 Ukrainians in over two months — a foreign population exceeding Burlington, Vermont’s resident population. Continue reading “Biden Opens U.S. Borders to 44,000 Ukrainians – Exceeding Population of Burlington, Vermont”
Democrats are in total control of the federal government and about 13 million Obamacare recipients are about to receive notice of a 53 percent premium price increase.
The only thing that will stop reality from hitting these 13 million is if Congress acts to extend the subsidies, which will cost the American taxpayer $70 billion over three years. Continue reading “Dems Freak as Obamacare Premiums Set to Spike By 53%”
President Joe Biden’s policies have helped drive the nation’s foreign-born population to 47 million as of April, the largest in United States history, new analysis reveals. Continue reading “Biden Drives Foreign-Born Population to 47M, Largest in History”
On May 31 General Mills announced that it divested its 60% stake in its Israeli subsidiary. For the last two years the company has been targeted by the American Friends Service Committee (AFSC) over the fact that some of its Pillsbury products are manufactured in an illegal Israeli settlement. Continue reading “BDS victory: General Mills says it will divest from Israel”
Off Guardian – by Kit Knightly
We’re in the early stages of a food crisis.
The press has been predicting this for years, but up until now it always appeared to be nothing more than fearmongering, designed to worry or distract people, but the signs are there that this time, to quote Joe Biden, it “is going to be real”. Continue reading “The REAL agenda behind the created food crisis”
Twice a week from her courtroom, Florida 13th Circuit Court Judge Denise Pomponio decides who in Hillsborough County can no longer be trusted with a gun.
Gateway Pundit – by Michael Robison
Pfizer has officially submitted its request to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to clear its COVID-19 vaccine for emergency use in children under the age of five. Continue reading “Aiming To Jab The Nation’s Youngest, Pfizer Makes Submission For COVID-19 Vaccination Emergency Authorization For Kids Under 5”
TAIPEI, May 31 (Reuters) – The United States is planning on “cooperation” between its National Guard and Taiwan’s military, Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen said on Tuesday, deepening security ties in the face of what Taipei’s government complains is a rising threat from China. Continue reading “Tsai says U.S. National Guard planning ‘cooperation’ with Taiwan military”
Quebec has become the first province in Canada to begin vaccinating people for monkeypox, even though there are only 25 cases.
According to Quebec health director Luc Boileau, there are currently 25 cases and 20 to 30 more cases under investigation, adding he believes the spread of monkeypox represents a “serious situation” — but not as serious as COVID. All cases are in the Greater Montreal area. Continue reading “Vaccination for monkeypox begins in Canada”