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I go hard on California. This time, I focus on a rare encouraging sign.

California drivers could face $10 gasoline. Here’s why...

Investors treat inflation and deflation as opposites. Gold doesn’t.

According to Axios, there’s a three-page plan in which D.C. would release $20 billion in frozen Iranian assets in exchange for Tehran surrendering its enriched uranium stockpile.

At this point, over half of China’s oil imports by sea are now under some degree of American control.

Like its dark-plumed cousin, the Orange Swan shares the same global consequences — but he doesn’t hide.

Newsom’s GDP vs. Reality

Fourteen years ago, Delta Airlines was an early adopter of Jim Rickards’ “American Birthright” thesis.

High cost-of-living exodus explored...

“The persistence of the climate narrative is not about science,” Jim Rickards says. Exxon’s algae saga is a perfect specimen of what he means.

For the past six years, the global oil market has been stress-tested in three very different ways.

It’s like the worst April Fools’ joke ever, courtesy of AI.