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Will the EU last beyond 2026?

Merz is putting all of Germany in the crosshairs. His thirst for war with Russia makes him unfit to be in charge of parking meters for the government. Ask yourself...

US Secures $15B Energy Deal with Italy

Italy has finalized a major energy deal with the United States, which will reform energy trade between the two nations. Unlike other European countries that are...

60% of Canadians Face Rising Mortgage Payments by 2026

Canadians with a mortgage renewal in the near future are facing trouble ahead. The Bank of Canada released a new report detailing that around 60% of outstanding...

UK to Permit 16-Year-Olds to Vote

Teens in the United Kingdom were recently deemed too irresponsible to use social media and user-generated online content. Yet, the government has deemed it...

EU Proposed €2 Trillion Defense and Climate Budget – Another Crack in the Bloc

The European Union has just proposed a staggering €2 trillion budget over seven years, with a major focus on military defense spending. Once again, Brussels is...

Judge Rules Medical Debt Must Appear on Credit Reports

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) may no longer remove medical debt from credit scores, a federal judge has ruled. This is yet another example of...

Japan & MNRA Studies

Some people are reporting that Japanese researchers were able to obtain vaccine and death records for 21 million people, and determined that those who died from...

UK Data Use and Access Act – Digital Wallets Coming

The Data (Use and Access) Act, also known as the DUA Bill, has provided the UK government with the ability to roll out a series of programs that will eventually...

Auto Pen Scandal – Did Biden’s Aides Grant Pardons?

“I approve the use of the autopen for the execution of all of the following pardons,” an aide for former President Joe Biden wrote in an email pardoning Dr...

The World’s Largest Pension Fund Down $61B Last Quarter – Warning for Japan

The world’s largest pension fund, the Government Pension Investment Fund (GPIF) of Japan, reported a $61.1 billion loss for the first quarter of the year. Half...