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US Business Borrowing for Equipment Fell 3 Percent in December

U.S. companies borrowed 3 percent less in December to finance their investments in equipment, the Equipment Leasing and Finance Association (ELFA) said on Tuesday, as inflation and Omicron cloud economic outlook.

BlackRock CEO Larry Fink Promotes Environmentalist ‘Stakeholder Capitalism’ in Annual Letter to CEOs

CEO of world's largest financial asset manager promotes World Economic Forum's "stakeholder capitalism."

Illegal Amazon Gold Seeps Into Supply Chains

The medals were billed as the most sustainable ever produced.

Evergrande Crisis Highlights Vulnerabilities in China’s Economy

There are systemic flaws in China’s “State-Capitalism” model.

We Need a Revolution

A recent Washington Post/University of Maryland poll found that 34 percent of Americans think violent action against the government can be justifiable. This view...

M.T.G. Points Out Rep. Dan Crenshaw’s Connection with the World Economic Forum: ‘Dan’s Globalist Friends’

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's Instagram post criticizes Dan Crenshaw's Big Tech bill that "actually gives more protection to online Porn companies," as well as his push for FEMA to conduct "mass covid testing."

As of This Moment, America Is Still a Beacon of Liberty

Under the pretext of public health, the soul of what is known as the Free West has left most Western countries. Looking at the government overreach and abuses of power in virtually every other Western nation, one can only conclude that America truly is the last free man standing. 

How We Will Win

We enter 2022 with the hope and optimism made possible only by the most clear-eyed assessment of reality.

Biden Signs Bill Banning Chinese Imports Made Using Forced Labor

President Joe Biden has signed a bill banning imports from China’s Xinjiang region amid concerns over forced labor, the White House announced Thursday.

U.S. Senators Behind Xinjiang Law Have Investments Linked to China’s Uyghur ‘Genocide’

Newsweek review of financial filings in Congress has found that lawmakers who are driving legislation to protect Uyghurs in China are also invested—either directly in the form of stocks, or indirectly via mutual funds—in major companies tied to the oppression in Xinjiang.

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