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Kremlin warns of escalation If Kyiv Tries To Bomb Russia
Kyiv wants to hit Russia with U.S. long-range missiles Biden comments suggest U.S. may be shifting its stance Kremlin suspects U.S. will give Kyiv green light Says direct Western involvement in war is growing Reuters Writes MOSCOW, Sept 11 (Reuters) – The Kremlin told the West on Wednesday that any decision to allow Ukraine to…
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Secret Service in Charge of Security Plan for Jan. 6, 2025, Election Certification
(Ken Silva, Headline USA) Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas is ramping up Capitol Hill security for the 2025 Counting and Certification of Electoral Votes, which, like the previous one, falls on Jan. 6. The Secret Service said in a Wednesday press release that Mayorkas designate the upcoming Jan. 6 as a “National Special Security Event” for…
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Father of Apalachee Shooting Suspect Receives Death Treats – Asks to Be Celled Separate
Suspect’s attorneys describe threats against his life, – requests to be jailed separately Father of Apalachee High School shooting suspect Colt Gray, filed a motion Wednesday requesting that he be held separate from the general population in the Barrow County Detention Center. Colin Gray, 54, is being held there without bond on multiple charges, including…
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Israel Defends Strike on School Compound
As the U.N. criticized the strike, Israel said the former school had become a haven for militants. The NY Times Writes The site, once known as Al-Jaouni School, had been home to around 12,000 displaced people from the Gaza Strip, mainly women and children, according to the United Nations, which operated the school. Israel has…
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August CPI: The Good, the Bad, and the Uh-Oh
(Mike Maharrey, Money Metals News Service) How you read the August Consumer Price Index (CPI) report is a matter of perspective. There is some good news in there for the optimist. There’s some bad news in there for the pessimist. And there’s a lot of “uh-oh” for the realist. The CPI report was certainly good…
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Turkey: Another BRIC in the Wall?
(Mike Maharrey, Money Metals News Service) Turkey has formally applied to join the BRICS economic bloc. The move came as something of a shock given that Turkey is a member of NATO and is generally perceived to be oriented toward the West. Turkey has also been cozying up to the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, a Eurasian…
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Silver Set for a Breakout? A Detailed Look at the Bullish Case for Silver
Drawing fascinating parallels between the two, Maharrey highlights how goalies rely on pattern recognition to make split-second decisions, a technique that can also be applied to the financial world. While hockey goalies anticipate puck movements based on player behavior, investors can anticipate market shifts by recognizing patterns in financial data. CPI Data and Inflation: Decoding…
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The First Gold Rush in America: NC’s Golden Legacy
Glawson, the Strategic Communication Adviser for the Libertarian Party of NC and Content Manager for Money Metals Exchange, offered an in-depth look at NC’s pivotal role in America’s gold history during the Carolina Gold Rush. The Start of America’s Gold Rush: Conrad Reed’s Discovery It all began in 1799 when Conrad Reed, a 12-year-old boy, stumbled…
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Flashback: Trump Made Eating Pets Illegal in U.S.; Biden-Harris Brought it Back
(Jacob Bruns, Headline USA) In December 2018, then-President Donald Trump signed the Farm Bill into law, making the eating of pets like dogs and cats illegal in the United States, the Associated Press reported at the time. Now, the Biden–Harris administration’s open-border policies have reportedly led Haitian refugees to openly flout the law in American…
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Could Metal in Tampons Turn Women into Childless Cat Ladies, Nanobot Transmitters?
(Jacob Bruns, Headline USA) The Food and Drug Administration planned to investigate potential harm done to millions of American women—and other tampon users—via the presence of heavy metals including arsenic and lead in feminine products, CNN reported. ‼️Why are they putting metals in tampons?It turns out that many of them contain measurable amounts of zinc,…
