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Germany’s Productive Class Is Looking for the Exit

Germany spent decades building one of the most productive workforces in the world. It trained engineers, scientists, technicians, physicians, and business leaders...

The Truth About the S&L Crisis Caused by Government & Endless Taxation

QUESTION: You mentioned that the S&L Crisis of the 1980s was caused by the Democrats winning Congress in 1984 and changing the tax code on commercial real...

It is Always a Matter of TIME

COMMENT: Mr. Armstrong, I’m a new subscriber and just wanted to say thank you. Your work has given me a real understanding of how time and price interact, and...

Wars End With An Invoice – IMF Drops Global Growth Forecast

The IMF has once again reduced its outlook for global growth, pointing to persistent geopolitical tensions, expanding trade barriers, and growing uncertainty...

Infiltration Instead of Invasion

  Mel K’s Infiltration Instead of Invasion dives into the unelected power structures that are reshaping the United States and the rest of the world....

Americans Are Cutting Back on Groceries – Recession Watch

Politicians can point to a lower inflation report, but they cannot explain why Americans are standing in grocery aisles putting food back on the shelf. CNBC reports...

The Fed Still Doesn’t Understand Where Inflation Comes From

New York Federal Reserve President John Williams now says inflation has likely peaked and that monetary policy is “well positioned” to bring inflation...

US Wholesale Inflation Falls, but Governments Are Still Broke

The Producer Price Index, which measures wholesale inflation, was unchanged in June after economists expected a 0.2% increase. On an annual basis, producer prices...

Inflation Declines, But the Crisis Is Far From Over

June’s Consumer Price Index fell 0.4% for the month, pulling the annual inflation rate down to 3.5% from 4.2% in May. Core inflation, excluding food and...

The American Dream Now Comes with an $800 Monthly Car Payment

FOX Business reported that the average monthly payment for a new vehicle reached a record $770 during the first quarter of 2026, according to LendingTree’s...