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You’re Flocked
Posted September 23, 2026
Follow the money behind Flock Safety’s nationwide surveillance network — and the recurring bill taxpayers can inherit.

Breaking China’s Grip in Minnesota
Posted September 21, 2026
China dominates the world’s rare earth magnet supply chain. Matt Badiali reveals one potential way to loosen Beijing’s grip.

Wednesday’s OTHER D.C. Vote
Posted September 18, 2026
A 417–3 House vote puts a spotlight on AI’s growing electricity demand, rising power costs and the fight over who pays for America’s data-center boom.

Six Years of Inflation, Measured in Silver
Posted September 16, 2026
Trump is promising a $5,000 dividend if Republicans hold Congress. In the inflationary aftermath of COVID stimulus, what would that $5,000 could buy in gold and silver today?

Qatar’s Great NatGas Reversal
Posted September 14, 2026
Qatar built its fortune exporting natural gas. Now it’s turning to America for LNG as the Permian Basin prepares for a new era of global demand.

California’s Unions Turn on Each Other
Posted September 11, 2026
California’s billionaire tax once looked like a simple fight between labor and the ultrawealthy. Now Proposition 40 is dividing unions as voter support begins to tighten.

Pink Slip Pete
Posted September 09, 2026
Senior military departures, an Army secretary’s resignation and growing Republican opposition are raising questions about Pete Hegseth’s leadership.

162,000 Jobs, Give or Take
Posted September 07, 2026
America added 162,000 jobs in August. Jim Rickards looks beyond the headline to what your labor is really worth and what AI means for the future of work.

Buck Sexton: The DSA Has a Pentagon Problem
Posted September 04, 2026
Buck Sexton warns that America’s affordability crisis is creating an opening for socialism — just as global threats are forcing Washington to confront the true cost of national defense.

When Jim Rickards Spotted a Whale
Posted September 02, 2026
France brought 129 tonnes of gold home — without shipping a single bar. It’s one more sign central banks are taking gold very seriously.
