The U.S. national debt has breached the $33 trillion mark for the first time amid concerns that another fight over federal spending may trigger the first government shutdown since 2019. The United States gross national debt has surpassed $33 trillion for the first time, highlighting its uncertain fiscal course
Despite reputational damage, the alliance with the underworld remains mutually beneficial.
South Korean researchers have created a material that allows lithium-ion batteries to hold more energy and charge faster. Anodes using manganese ferrite nanosheets can boost lithium ions by 50 percent. The efficiency of lithium-ion batteries, the type used in electric vehicles, is determined by the storage of lithium ions at
Ethnic Armenian forces have agreed to a Russian ceasefire plan, 24 hours after Azerbaijan began an offensive in the breakaway region of Nagorno-Karabakh. Under the agreement, confirmed by both sides and effective from 09:00 GMT on Wednesday, separatist forces will disband and disarm, and talks on the region'
Both sides have suffered heavy losses since the war in Ukraine began in February 2022, with an estimated 500,000 Russian and Ukrainian troops killed or wounded. As of mid-September, the two sides have lost a combined total of more than 16,000 weapon platforms, according to open-source data. This
Intrusive and radical action by Biden’s FTC will have far-reaching consequences for the U.S. economy, innovation and competitiveness.
While I may not agree with everything the UAW is asking for in its current strike, I do think it has a lot of important points on its side. Two key points are Bidenflation and President Biden’s completely unbalanced, insane climate policies. On Bidenflation: Remember, when President Obama negotiated
By Ron Paul, The Ron Paul Institute | September 18, 2023 A 12-year-old Colorado boy became a victim of “woke” education when he was taken out of class and told he could not return unless he removed a Gadsden flag, or “Don’t Tread on Me,” patch from his backpack. The
Going online to catch-up on news, or a host of other casual interactions, requires access to a computer, an operating system and some form of browser – all controlled by a handful of corporations. Going online to catch-up on news, read social media messages, buy groceries, or a host of other
By Jake Smith, The Daily Caller News Foundation | September 18, 2023 Italy’s government is considering “extraordinary measures” to crackdown on migration after one of the country’s small islands was overwhelmed by thousands of migrants in just one day, the Associated Press reported on Monday. Lampedusa, a small island
Defense spending in Central and Western Europe rose 13 per cent in 2022 to $345 billion, driven by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and increased tensions over Taiwan and North Korea, according to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute. Management consultancy McKinsey and Company reports that Russia’s defense exports
By Nick Pope, The Daily Caller News Foundation | September 18, 2023 European Union (EU) countries may soon become as dependent on Chinese batteries as they were on Russian gas ahead of the invasion of Ukraine, according to a document obtained by Reuters. The warning states that the EU’s green
The results will likely give little comfort to either Biden or the Democratic Party at large.
By Tim Graham, via The Daily Signal | September 15, 2023 When President Joe Biden’s aide Ian Sams wanted to leak his strongly worded memo to “Editorial Leadership at U.S. News Media Organizations,” he chose CNN media reporter Oliver Darcy, who is one of many enthusiastic White House spinners
