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Silver Poised to Play Catch Up to Gold
(Clint Siegner, Money Metals News Service) Gold’s breakout to new all-time nominal highs is making headlines. On Friday, the price settled at just under $2,200/oz, after gaining almost $100/oz for the week. Silver actually outperformed gold on a percentage basis. The white metal gained $1.17/oz, or 5%, as compared to gold’s 4.5% gain. The difference…
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Univ. of Va. Exposed for Spending $20M on DEI
(Dmytro “Henry” Aleksandrov, Headline USA) It was revealed that the University of Virginia spends $20 million a year on its 235 DEI staffers, including a woman who said that the reason why the spike in premature deaths in Appalachia exists is because of the “toxicity of whiteness.” Open the Books, a spending watchdog, said that the university…
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Ex-Google Engineer Arrested for Stealing AI Trade Secrets for China
(Dmytro “Henry” Aleksandrov, Headline USA) A former Google software engineer was indicted for stealing AI-related trade secrets while working for Chinese competitors seeking to gain an edge in the technological race. A federal grand jury in San Francisco charged Linwei Ding with four counts of trade secret theft, each punishable by up to 10 years in…
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NYFD Unleashes Probe Into Pro-Trump Firefighters’ Heckling of AG James
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) The New York City Fire Department has initiated an investigation into the group of pro-Donald Trump firefighters who ridiculed Attorney General Letitia James during a Thursday ceremony, leaked internal memos showed. According to journalist Leeroy Johnson, as disclosed on the “Viral News NYC” Twitter page, an internal NYFD memo is urging protesting…
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Biden Loses Tens of Thousands of Swing-State Dems to Hamas Protest Votes
(Headline USA) Tens of thousands of Democratic voters cast protest votes against President Joe Biden during Super Tuesday’s elections, selecting an “uncommitted” option on their ballots instead of voting for him, Business Insider reported. The protest vote campaign began in Michigan, where progressives rallied voters to choose the “uncommitted” option to send a message to…
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BRICS to Develop Blockchain-Based Payment System to Bypass the Dollar
(Mike Maharrey, Money Metals News Service) In an interview on the Russian news agency TASS, Kremlin aide Yury Ushakov announced that the BRICS nations plan to develop a new payment system based on the blockchain. This sets the stage for further de-dollarization and could further undermine the status of the dollar as the global reserve…
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Report: Egyptians Trading in Gold amidst Fiat Currency Collapse
(Ken Silva, Headline USA) In what could be a harbinger of things to come for the U.S., the New York Times reported this week that Egyptians are flocking to gold as the country’s fiat currency, the pound, collapses. The March 5 Times article reported that demand for gold in Egypt has more than doubled, and…
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House GOP Accuses Fed. Prison of Retaliating against Biden Whistleblower
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) A trio of lawmakers is investigating allegations of retaliation against Jason Galanis—a former business partner of Hunter Biden and Devon Archer—who provided damning testimony against the Biden family. Galanis is currently serving a 14-year sentence for an American Indian tribe criminal case, also tied to Archer but unrelated to the Biden family.…
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Dems’ Plan B?: Biden Defeated in Huge Primary Upset by Dark-Horse Jason Palmer
(Headline USA) Despite having no serious competition, President Joe Biden faced a brutal and humiliating primary loss on Tuesday in the U.S. territory of American Samoa. He fell short there to a previously unknown candidate named Jason Palmer. Out of 91 ballots cast in the territory’s caucus, Palmer won 51 and Biden won 40, according to…
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Fed’s Powell: Rate Cuts Likely This Year, but More Evidence Is Needed
(Headline USA) With former President Donald Trump having already announced last month that he would not keep Jerome Powell as Federal Reserve chairman, Tuesday’s GOP primary blowout may have given Powell all the evidence he needed that it wasn’t the right time to cut interest rates and jumpstart the economy—just yet. That will likely be…
