The $2 trillion stimulus package passed by Congress was supposed to help Americans who lost their jobs to bridge the time between losing their jobs and the time when they find work again once the economy opens up again. But while many are spending their stimulus checks on food, housing, or other expenses, others are […]
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One of the great questions that the COVID-19 coronavirus crisis has brought to the fore is: just how deadly is the disease? With over 55,000 deaths, the US leads the world in the number of coronavirus deaths. That number of deaths in such a short period of time certainly makes it appear that COVID-19 is […]
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As anyone who’s ever purchased tomatoes in stores can attest, it’s often difficult to find a good tomato in the grocery store. Whether it’s tomatoes picked and shipped unripe, tomatoes poorly stored, or just downright mealy tomatoes, sometimes it makes you want to give up. That’s why so many people try to grow their own […]
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The mainstream media is doing its best to bury reporting on the origins of the COVID-19 virus, but more and more evidence points to a government laboratory in Wuhan being the origin point of the current virus outbreak. The “official” explanations keep changing from month to month. First it was a wet market, then it […]
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While the worldwide coronavirus crisis has put many a project on hold, one that is still in the works is China’s creation of a digital yuan. Many observers expected the digital yuan to have been introduced by now, but the coronavirus lockdown throughout China undoubtedly threw a wrench in those plans. Still, the Chinese central […]
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The $2 trillion stimulus package passed by Congress is a typical example of Washington’s pork barrel spending. It was originally sold as a bill to give one-time payments to American taxpayers and families to tide them over until they could get back to work. Yet less than 15% of the bill’s spending actually does that, […]
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