By Tyler Durden Millions of Americans are finding it virtually impossible to keep up with their car payments, despite supposed “economic growth” and low unemployment,…
By Tyler Durden Reuters reports, citing defense or administration sources, that the US is set to send thousands of additional troops to Saudi Arabia in the wake…
By Tyler Durden The FBI’s use of electronic surveillance tools violated the constitutional privacy rights of Americans whose communications were swept up in a controversial…
By Tyler Durden While the total increase in US consumer credit in August was hardly a major outlier, rising by $17.9BN, below last month’s $23.05BN…
By Tyler Durden In what looks like a dry run of the looming pension crisis facing corporate America, GE said on Monday that it would…
By Tyler Durden After years in the shadows overseeing espionage, kill programs, warrantless wiretapping, entrapment, psyops and other covert operations, national security establishment retirees are are…
By Tyler Durden As you might remember, if not, we’ll refresh your memory, we reported on a real estate technology company several years ago that…
By Tyler Durden A new report by Wells Fargo & Co. warns that nearly 200,000 US banking jobs are at risk of being displaced by…
By Tyler Durden Now in their third day, mass anti-government protests across Iraq have resulted in 30 dead and over 1000 wounded, amid a brutal police…
By Tyler Durden Earlier this week, Canberra – or the Australian Capital Territory, which functions as a state – legalized the recreational use of marijuana for…
By Tyler Durden According to a new report from Business Insider, Watertown-Fort Drum, New York; Pine Bluff, Arkansas; and Hinesville, Georgia, were the top three…
By Tyler Durden About 4.9 million customers, Dashers, and merchants who joined DoorDash, an on-demand food delivery service, before April 2018, had their personal information…
By Tyler Durden Last week, Mark Zuckerberg visited Capitol Hill to try and ‘win friends’ in Congress. It was his first big trip back to…
By Tyler Durden Secret subpoenas issued by the FBI for personal data go far deeper than previously known, according to new documents obtained by the…