On Oct. 21, the plenary of the Financial Action Task Force, or FATF, will convene in Paris. Should the organization that sets global standards for countering money laundering and terror finance consider removing the Islamic Republic of Iran from its blacklist, as Tehran hopes, the answer should be a resounding...
As the world shifts leftward and increasingly embraces globalism, a handful of leaders remain as holdouts—conservative, anti-globalist figures who advocate for national sovereignty, economic protectionism, and opposition to globalist institutions such as the United Nations, the European Union, or multinational trade agreements. They frequently push for secure borders and immigration...
(Zero Hedge)—The Wall Street Journal reported Sunday morning that Boeing is mulling over asset sales to raise cash levels for its struggling business. On Saturday, Boeing and union heads reached a tentative labor contract agreement that could soon end the money-draining months-long labor strike, while early last week, the planemaker...
(Lew Rockwell)—Since December 2015 when gold’s value measured in fiat currencies began to rise, gold priced in the four major western currencies has been consistently hitting new high ground. Put another way, these currencies measured in gold have all more than halved, with the yen having lost two-thirds. We can...
Radical leftist Rep. Ilhan Omar of Minnesota recently admitted that Democrats plan to pack the U.S. Supreme Court if they win the election. The nation’s highest court has become an obsession of hatred for Democrats ever since Trump added three justices during his first term. Even though the court is...
Low cholesterol levels can actually harm heart health, challenging the idea that lower is always better HDL (high-density lipoprotein) cholesterol, often called “good” cholesterol, might not protect against heart disease as much as we thought Race plays a big role in how HDL cholesterol relates to heart disease risk, with...