Tag: WorldNews

Col. MacGregor: Trump & The Storm Of The Century Authored by Col. Douglas Macgregor (ret.) The fear in many nations’ capitals is that President Donald Trump’s return to Washington might make Israel feel more confident in attacking Iran. According to Mike Evans, founder of the Friends of Zion Museum in Jerusalem, "There is no world leader Trump respects more than Netanyahu." The evangelical leader also confides that President Trump would support an Israeli attack before his inauguration on the assumption that the 

Fiat Everything: When Decree Replaced Reality Authored by Josh Stylman via The Brownstone Institute, We live in a world where every essential human need—money, food, health, education, and even information—is controlled and manipulated by artificial systems. This matrix of artifice began with central bankers creating fiat currency: declaring something’s value, enforcing its use, and creating dependency. This template manufactured scarcity where none naturally exists, ensuring reliance on their systems. We see this pattern everywhere: money created from nothing yet always in short supply, abundant food made artificially scarce, natural hea

Archegos Capital Founder Bill Hwang Sentenced To 18 Years In Prison Archegos Capital founder Bill Hwang was sentenced to 18 years in prison for fraud and market manipulation linked to the 2021 collapse of his $36 billion family office today. The sentence, handed down by US District Judge Alvin Hellerstein in New York, was less than the 21 years prosecutors requested. Hwang's lawyers had argued for no prison time, according to Bloomberg. The judge said during sentencing: “The amount of losses that were caused by your conduct are larger than any amount of losses I’ve deal with as a judge.”

Here's Why Asian Americans Shifted Right Authored by Neetu Arnold via RealClearPolitics, The 2024 election season featured an unprecedented number of Asian Americans, from Vivek Ramaswamy’s rise in the Republican primary to soon-to-be second lady Usha Vance, to the Democratic candidate herself, Kamala Harris. Just a few years ago, this would have been a cause for celebration on the political left: Asian Americans have reliably voted for Democrats for decades. But the election results revealed that racial and ethnic minorities are not as loyal to the Democratic Party as previously believed. Much like

"Solar Powerhouse" China Is Leading Asia's Green Energy Movement If you're trying to implement green energy solutions in Asia, chances are you're going to need to rely on China one way or another.  Southeast Asia’s demand for renewable energy is rising, driven by tech manufacturing and data center growth, according to Nikkei. Solarvest, the region's leading renewable energy provider, plans to capitalize on this boom by increasing imports from China, ac

Indian Billionaire Gautam Adani Indicted For 'Massive Fraud' And 'Multi-Billion Dollar' Bribery Scheme Indian billionaire Gautam Adani has been indicted in New York for 'massive fraud' and a 'multi-billion dollar' bribery scheme, according to multiple reports Wednesday afternoon.  According to NBC, Gautam Adani and others are accused of paying over $250 million in bribes to Indian officials to secure solar energy contracts expected to yield $2 billion in profits over 20 years. Prosecutors allege Adani personally met with officials as part of the scheme. Adani, his nephew Sagar Adani, and Vneet Ja

Rare Israeli Attack On Syria's Palmyra Launched From US-Controlled Airspace Huge Israeli airstrikes rocked the outskirts of the central Syrian city of Palmyra on Wednesday, with regional reports saying the attacks were launched by Israeli jets utilizing US-controlled airspace over Al-Tanf military base in eastern Syria.  "Israeli warplanes launched a number of missiles from the airspace of the [US] base in the Al-Tanf area on the Syrian–Iraqi–Jordanian border, in the far southeastern countryside of Homs, targeting the vicinity of the city of Palmyra," Sputnik’s correspondent reported.

Waste Of The Day: Nuclear Commission Flies First Class Authored by Jeremy Portnoy via RealClearInvestigations, Topline: A recent inspector general audit of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s travel expenses found a slew of waste and potential fraud, including nearly $50,000 in unallowed first-class flights between 2020 and 2023.

Nvidia Drops After Revenue Forecast Disappoints Exuberant Expectations Earlier today we wrote an extensive preview of what to expect from Nvidia's Q3 earnings (here), but for those who missed it here is the summary: sky high expectations, which only go higher in 2025 and beyond when the full rollout of Blackwell is expected to hit the P&L, with everyone already long (Goldman desk positioning is 9 out of 10) and anything less than perfection would be punished by the market. The bull/bear case summarized by Goldman was as follows: Bulls playing for a ‘break-out’ trade on an expected beat/raise (wit

With 63% Of Voters Demanding Her Recall, Soros-Backed Bay Area District Attorney Concedes Authored by Kimberley Hayek via The Epoch Times, Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price conceded her recall election on Monday, nearly a week after Bay Area voters expressed their frustration with crime and homelessness by voting out multiple progressive leaders.

Prosecutors accuse the tycoon and others of lying to investors and offering millions in bribes to land lucrative contracts

Amid pressure on manufacturers, electric vehicle sector holds two-hour meeting with cabinet ministers on mandate

Shift comes after intense lobbying from industry over incoming penalties tied to net zero targets

Democrats demand release of files on Donald Trump’s pick to be country’s attorney-general

Also in today’s newsletter, Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai denies foreign collusion, and Ukraine fires British Storm Shadow missiles into Russia

Conservative Luxon government has rolled back many of former PM’s progressive policies

Software maker turned crypto investor increases size of convertible bond offering to $2.6bn

Department of Justice also likely to ask for curbs on use of the service’s results in training AI models in broad remedy