Author: Paul-Martin Foss

In a move that has drawn the ire of both Democrats and Republicans alike, the Trump administration has decided to bail out farmers hurt by the administration’s tariff policy. After the government placed tariffs on Chinese imports, the Chinese government retaliated by placing equal tariffs on its imports from the US. Particularly hard hit were […]

Whether you think Alex Jones is a much-needed breath of fresh air, the epitome of the right wing’s depravity, or just a self-interested blowhard who will say anything to get attention, everyone should be aghast at YouTube’s decision to censor Alex Jones’ YouTube channel. The controversial pundit and founder of Infowars had four videos pulled […]

Existing home sales declined for the third straight month in June, a worrying sign for the health of the housing market as well as the overall economy. Economists had projected that sales would rise in June, so they missed that forecast pretty badly. Year on year home sales declined too, down 2.2 percent from a […]

If you’ve made the decision to purchase a getaway property to bug out to when the stuff hits the fan, there are a few things you need to consider before putting down your money. You want to find a property that does what you need it to and provides for you with a minimum of […]

Alzheimer’s is an incredibly debilitating neurodegenerative disease that is becoming increasingly more common. It accounts for the majority of cases of dementia, with symptoms most often manifesting themselves after age 65. Nearly 30 million people worldwide suffer from Alzheimer’s, but researchers continue to have a difficult time understanding its cause, without which they will find […]

One of the things that made America great was that members of each successive generation could hope that they would be better off than their parents. With a growing economy and increasing technological innovation, successive generations accumulated wealth and capital to continue improving their standard of living. Even the poorest among us have access to […]

If someone owns a pump shotgun, the odds are that it’s either a Remington 870 or a Mossberg 500. With over 12 million Remington 870s produced and over 10 million Mossberg 500s, they’re the two most popular shotguns in existence today. Produced since 1960, the Mossberg 500 takes some of its design cues from Remington’s […]

It’s no surprise to most readers of this site that San Francisco has long been a bastion of the loony left. Despite its reputation as the Sodom of America, the city nonetheless has remained a popular tourist destination for those drawn by the city’s architectural beauty and mild climate. Until now, that is. San Francisco, […]

The effect of President IRA/401(k) ALERT: Secret IRS Loophole Will Change Your Lifeis already beginning to be felt by US auto producers, as foreign retaliation against the tariffs is putting the jobs of thousands of American autoworkers at risk. BMW, the top auto exporter in the United States, has announced that it will increase production […]

Recent speculation that the Bank of Japan (BOJ) might pull back on its program of monetary easing led to a spike in Japanese bond yields. Yields soared from 0.03% to 0.09%. Yes, you read that right, near zero is still soaring. In response, the BOJ offered to buy an unlimited number of bonds on Monday […]