By Michael Snyder Did you know that U.S. households are 17,690,000,000,000 dollars in debt? Of course household debt is only one part of a much…
Authored by Daniel Lacalle In a recent tweet, a talented financial analyst and investor stated: “The “debt is unsustainable” narrative has been around for 40…
By Tyler Durden Earlier today, CNBC’s Brian Sullivan took a horse dose of Red Pills when, about six months after our readers, he learned that…
By Jacob Burg of The Epoch Times The Senate passed six government funding bills on March 8 to avoid an impending shutdown deadline that was…
By Simon Black, Sovereign Man The ink was barely dry on the Treaty of Paris in the year 1763 when the financial panic set in….
By Simon Black, Sovereign Man Last week’s headlines were understandably dominated the special counsel’s report which chronicled President Biden’s “diminished faculties and faulty memory”. So,…
By Simon Black, Sovereign Man It’s interesting to see how so many mainstream voices are starting to express concern about the gargantuan size of the…
By Simon Black, Sovereign Man Yesterday the Treasury Department announced that they expected to increase the national debt by a whopping $760 billion this quarter…
By Simon Black, Sovereign Man Tony Fauci should be in a prison cell in Wuhan right now given how much responsibility he bears for destroying…
By Michael Snyder Americans are going into debt as if tomorrow will never come, but of course tomorrow always arrives eventually. What we are witnessing…
By Marie Hawthorne What if you lost a whole lot of money? Can you imagine the horror and desperation you’d feel? Well, the US government…
By Tyler Durden The US Treasury has a morbid habit of revealing big, round numbers of debt around major calendar milestones, and the new 2024…
By Ryan McMaken Weakness in the US economy continues to hide behind surging debt levels and government spending. As noted last month by Daniel LaCalle,…
By Tyler Durden “Buy now, pay later” (BNPL) loans surged in popularity during Black Friday and Cyber Monday in late November. As Christmas is less than a…