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After Asking for 20 Years, FBI Now Wants to Pause OKC Bomb FOIA Lawsuit Altogether
(Ken Silva, Headline USA) After asking for 20 years to comply with a records request about its involvement with the Oklahoma City bombing, the FBI now wants to entirely pause a lawsuit seeking to force production of those records. As Headline USA reported in February, Utah attorney Jesse Trentadue initially filed a Freedom of Information Act…
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Will Debt Sink the American Empire?
(Peter St. Onge, PhD. Money Metals News Service) “Will Debt Sink the American Empire? So asks the Wall Street Journal, in an uncharacteristically gloomy article for the bull market’s paper of record. They kick off with the problem: America is “cruising” into an uncharted sea of federal debt, with a government seemingly incapable of turning…
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SCOOP: AG Barr Blocked Investigation into FBI Coverup of LaVoy Finicum’s Death
(Ken Silva, Headline USA) Nearly nine years after the fact, the Justice Department’s Inspector General has released a damning report on the death of Robert LaVoy Finicum, who was killed by law enforcement in January 2016 during an armed protest at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge. As has been widely documented, Finicum was killed under…
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Advertising Cartel Targeted Joe Rogan over Views on COVID-19 Jab, Congressional Probe Finds
(Ken Silva, Headline USA) The House Judiciary Committee released a report Wednesday, which found that an advertising cartel known as the Global Alliance for Responsible Media, or GARM, targeted popular podcaster Joe Rogan over his views on the COVID-19 vaccine. Created by the World Federation of Advertisers—which represents roughly 90% of global advertising spending—GARM says…
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Money Metals Midweek Memo Recap: Jerome Powell’s Testimony and Platinum’s Potential
(Money Metals News Service) In the latest episode of the Money Metals Midweek Memo, host Mike Maharrey provides a comprehensive overview of Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell’s recent testimony and delves into the investment potential of platinum. Jerome Powell’s Testimony: Market Movements and Rate Cuts Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell’s testimony on Capitol Hill had…
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Gold’s Breaking Records: But This Metal May Beat It…
(Lau Vegys, Money Metals News Service) 102% – That’s how much silver has rallied since it bottomed during the pandemic crash in March 2020. If you haven’t been following silver, this may come as a surprise. After all, gold’s been getting most of the attention after it hit new all-time highs, surging past $2,400 an…
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‘Taxpayer-Funded Child Slavery’: HHS Whistleblowers Expose Migrant Trafficking Scandal
(Ken Silva, Headline USA) Congress heard whistleblower testimony Tuesday about what could be the Biden administration’s biggest scandal to date: What was described as “taxpayer-funded child slavery” being conducted with the government’s full knowledge and tacit consent. The whistleblowers who testified Tuesday were Florida Department of Children and Families Sec. Shevan Harris; whistleblower Deborah White,…
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Of Course: Biden Donor Funds Smartmatic Suit Against Fox, Contrary to Denials
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) Reid Hoffman, a high-profile Democratic billionaire donor, has emerged as a key financier behind Smartmatic’s lawsuit against Fox News, contradicting the voting technology company’s previous claims of self-funding. Hoffman unleashed a “multimillion-dollar investment intended in part to help the company sustain its costly litigation,” reported the Washington Post on Monday. Smartmatic is…
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Is It Time to Get Bullish on Platinum?
(Mike Maharrey, Money Metals News Service) Is now a good time to get bullish on platinum? I’ve written a lot about the fact that silver appears to be underpriced given both technical factors and the supply and demand dynamics. Platinum may be even more undervalued. The current platinum price is hovering around $1,000 an ounce.…
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Americans Back to Running Up Credit Card Debt in May
(Mike Maharrey, Money Metals News Service) After paying down credit card debt in April, American consumers went back to running up the plastic in May. But borrowing for big-ticket items remained sluggish, indicating consumers are still struggling to make ends meet in this inflationary environment. Total consumer debt increased by another 11.3 billion in May,…
