A new debt bubble has formed in the U.S. economy concerning auto loans. As this frightening balloon takes in more air, President Donald Trump may soon find himself in a financial the likes of which his democratic predecessor confronted when he took office in 2009. This news is a bit more than worrisome.
Malcolm Nance, a counterterrorism analyst for MSNBC, deleted a tweet on Wednesday that nominated Trump Towers in Istanbul as the next terrorist target for the Islamic State — and he’s only one of many members of the media who have called for violence against the President.
It appears the Calexit movement has come across a significant hurdle. The leader of Yes California, a separatist organization that was founded in 2015, announced on Monday that he is withdrawing his petition for a Calexit referendum and is making Russia his new home.
A senior economist at the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has published a working paper entitled “The Macroeconomics of De-Cashing.” In his twenty-six-page paper, Alexei Kireyev outlines what governments need to do to establish a cashless society and why it helps states to adopt such a world. This is essentially the blueprint for the war on cash, a battle that has certainly escalated in the last two years.
Millions of New York families will now be getting free tuition. The New York State Senate passed a tuition-free college program on Monday, proposed by Governor Andrew Cuomo (D-NY) earlier this year. The problem is, it’ll cost everyone a lot more than they thought — and not just money.
It certainly appears as though President Donald Trump may be backtracking from some of his key campaign promises.
For eighteen consecutive years, U.S. student loan debt has risen, and there are no signs of it slowing down.
The tech titan will use “authoritative sources” for fact-checking. But who are these so-called authoritative sources? PolitiFact, Salon, Snopes and The Washington Post. These are all liberal news websites with considerable biases, agendas, and slants.
To say that former Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Director James Clapper has a credibility problem would be an understatement. Yet, the mainstream media and President Donald Trump’s Democratic Party opponents are blindly believing everything that Clapper utters without any direct challenges to his past fibs.