Monthly Archives: September 2021
Are $1 Trillion Coins Coming Rather Than More Federal Debt?
(Stefan Gleason, Money Metals News Service) Credit risk out of China and debt ceiling drama in Washington are driving precious metals markets this week. Gold...
Wildfire Victims Left with Nothing Get Hope from Donated RVs
(Associated Press) Clutching a bag full of duct tape and snacks, Woody Faircloth climbs aboard a motorhome complete with carpet and drapes. At his...
Assisted Living Workers Charged in Death of Elderly Woman Left Outside in Heat
(Associated Press) Three assisted living facility workers are being prosecuted in the death of an 86-year-old woman with Alzheimer's disease who authorities alleged was...
Chinese Builder in Debt Jam Says It Will Make Bond Payment
(Associated Press) A Chinese real estate developer whose struggle to avoid defaulting on billions of dollars of debt has rattled global markets says it...
4 Ways Americans Are Fighting Back Against Anti-Science COVID Restrictions
(Hannah Cox, Foundation for Economic Education) In the US, it would be easy to believe the vast majority of people are in lockstep with...
New Ben & Jerry’s Flavor Supports ‘Defund the Police’ Activists
(Headline USA) Ben & Jerry’s on Monday released a new ice cream flavor called “Change is Brewing” in coordination with Movement 4 Black Lives...
Corruption at the Fed: Are America’s Money Masters Engaged in Self-Dealing?
(Jp Cortez, Money Metals News Service) America’s central bankers are tasked with impartial oversight over aspects of the American economy. But could these individuals be...
Re-Defining ‘Racial Equity’ May Increase Donations for It
(Associated Press) Though last year's racial justice protests unleashed an avalanche of donations for minority causes, the philanthropic community remains divided about which donations...
Men Caught Smuggling Large KFC Order into Locked-Down Auckland
(New York Post) Two men have been accused of fowl play after being caught trying to enter New Zealand’s largest city with a huge...
Inflation Forces Homebuilders to Delay Construction, Raise Prices
(Associated Press) Even in the hottest U.S. housing market in more than a decade, new home construction has turned into a frustratingly uncertain and...
