Josh Hawley Introduces Bill to Curb Biden's Supply Chain Crisis
Senator Josh Hawley (R-MO) introduced a bill to curb President Joe Biden’s supply crisis to revitalize American manufacturing while securing critical supply chains.
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Kamala Harris, Without Evidence, Blames Low Wages for Supply Chain Crisis
President Joe Biden and his administration have not taken responsibility for the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and the resulting supply chain crisis, including Vice President Kamala Harris, who said on Wednesday that workers not making enough money is partly to blame.
North Korea’s Kim Jong-un: Citizens Suffering from ‘Grim' Economy
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un on Sunday urged officials of his country’s ruling party to work on improving citizens’ quality of life amid a “grim” economic situation, the state-run Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) reported Monday. North Korea faces “huge tasks for adjusting and developing the state economy,” Kim
Michigan Gas Prices Soar to 2021 High, Averaging $3.33 per Gallon
Michigan gas prices have soared to a 2021 high, as the average gallon of unleaded gas in the state registers at $3.33.
Oil Reaches $80 per Barrel for First Time Since 2014
Oil reached $80 a barrel Friday, a seven-year-high that threatens to increase energy costs for millions of Americans at the gas pump and during the upcoming winter heating season.
Exclusive — Steve Cortes Predicts 'Biden Blue Christmas' with Inflation, Supply Chain Breakdowns
Steve Cortes, co-host of Newsmax’s Cortes & Pellegrino, predicted on Monday’s edition of SiriusXM’s Breitbart News Daily with host Alex Marlow that inflation and global supply chain breakdowns would yield what he dubbed a “Biden Blue Christmas” for Americans. Increased costs of goods and services — including for expenses
Companies Stand to Make Billions Off Coronavirus Booster Shots
The advent of coronavirus booster shots could rake in billions of dollars in profits for companies like Pfizer and Moderna, according to the Associated Press (AP).
Hungary To Refund €1.7 Billion of Income Tax To Families
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s government has pledged to refund families their income taxes in 2022, around €1.7 billion (£1.45 billion/$2 billion).
White House: OK, Amnesty Cuts Wages, But Not for the 'Longer Run'
The White House’s economic advisors tried Friday to hide their admission that migration and amnesty suppress the wages that Americans can earn.
Probe Finds World Bank Fudged China Data for 'Doing Business' Report
The World Bank has canceled its annual Doing Business report after an independent investigation found the bank “pressured” economists into modifying data in 2018 to boost China’s ranking, the Wall Street Journal reported Thursday. “Although the data-gathering process for the 2018 report was finished, the World Bank’s economists
Consumer Sentiment Stuck Near Decade Low While Inflation Fears Rise
Consumer sentiment remains mired in the depths it sunk to in August.
Old Normal vs New: From 1980s Neoliberalism to the ‘Great Reset’
Sold under the pretence of a quest for optimising well-being and ‘happiness’, capitalism thrives on the exploitation of peoples and the environment.
WATCH: The Markets are Rigged
At base, the markets are a con game where the rich and powerful employ a raft of confidence men to lure suckers into the latest mania.
In this game, the suckers are the general public who are left holding the bag as the market bubble bursts while the smart money
WATCH: Survival Currency
We all know the problem: in the coming dystopia of social credit scores and central bank digital currencies, our ability to buy and sell will be at the mercy of the criminals in government…Unless we have an alternative means of transaction, that is.
Join James for this exploration of
Reimagining the World: Agroecology vs Post-COVID Plunder
Contingent on World Bank aid to be given to poorer countries in the wake of coronavirus lockdowns, agrifood conglomerates will aim to further expand their influence.