Month: May 2025

It’s never a good idea to poke the bear — especially when the bear runs the Democratic National Committee. But David Hogg, Parkland survivor turned progressive power player, seems to...

(Ken Silva, Headline USA) Tesla started a formal process to find its next CEO last month, amidst declining public opinion about billionaire Elon Musk, according to a bombshell report from...

Social media users fear that a serial killer is on the loose in New England after police pronounced a woman dead in Massachusetts on Tuesday. Between March and April, three...

You know, it’s almost become background noise, hasn’t it? Flick on the TV, scroll through your feed, and there they are – the usual chorus of “experts” wringing their hands...

In this episode of the Money Metals Midweek Memo, host Mike Maharrey opens with an unexpected comparison between the experience of playing goalie in a chaotic amateur hockey game and navigating...

It wasn’t long ago that trips to the grocery store felt like financial ambushes. Prices kept rising while savings vanished, and Americans—especially retirees and fixed-income families—wondered if things would ever...

In a country that once gave us Magna Carta, Winston Churchill, and decent tea, the United Kingdom has somehow transformed into a dystopian nightmare where posting memes can land you...

The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) is considering adding gold to its reserves to “diversify away from other currencies.” Given that the Kenyan central bank holds most of its foreign...

Media Asks Trump Who Should be Next Pope, He Sends Reporters Spinning By Saying Himself The bells of St. Peter’s rang somberly as the world bid farewell to Pope Francis,...

Amazon’s first batch of internet satellites rocketed into orbit Monday, the latest entry in the mega constellation market currently dominated by SpaceX’s thousands of Starlinks. The United Launch Alliance’s Atlas V rocket carried...

Okay, let’s talk about priorities. You see what’s happening, right? While hardworking American families are grappling with real issues, it often feels like the people in charge are more concerned...

You often hear gold referred to as an “inflation hedge.” Jim Rickards argues that we should really consider gold the “everything hedge.” Source

They called it “impossible.” The media rolled their eyes. And Democrats—well, they’ve been too busy guarding sanctuary cities to notice. But in just over three months back in office, President...