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Amazon said its data centers used 2.5 billion gallons of water worldwide last year, or about 5% of the amount metro Seattle consumes annually

Amazon said its global data-center operations withdrew about 2.5 billion gallons of water in 2025, as data center companies around the world face growing scrutiny over the environmental impact of artificial intelligence. The company disclosed the figure in a blog post Thursday outlining its water-efficiency efforts. Amazon said water use at sites it owns and …

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California legislation now covers undocumented adults ages 26–49 at an estimated $2.6 billion annually. Minnesota audit finds fabricated and backdated documents in DHS grant program

🚨NEW: California expanded free, state-funded healthcare to undocumented immigrants, covering about 700,000 people ages 26–49 at an estimated $2.6 billion per year.pic.twitter.com/azLq79TdDO — Derrick Evans (@DerrickEvans4WV) February 9, 2026 California expanded free healthcare to undocumented adults ages 26–49, covering roughly 700,000 people at $2.6 billion per year. This is confirmed policy and real taxpayer money. …

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The elderly mother of a relatively unknown news celebrity goes missing, and it’s 24/7 news ;Roughly 330,000–460,000 children are reported missing annually in the US ~MEDIA SILENT-WHY?. – ANN VANDERSTEEL

These are the kind of things our country will be judged by God for. Help me understand: The elderly mother of a relatively unknown news celebrity goes missing, and it’s 24/7 news coverage on every network. But: Roughly 330,000–460,000 children are reported missing annually in the US — MEDIA SILENT. Tens of thousands of women …

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We’re staring down 1970s inflation, 1940s debt, and 1920s asset bubbles. Hard assets may be the only real hedge left.

Almost exactly one year ago, Jay Powell said: "I don't see the stag, nor the 'flation.'" Today, the Fed’s projections anticipate both. This is a timely reminder that we’re still grappling with a rare trifecta of macro imbalances: Inflation like the 1970s, government debt… pic.twitter.com/OKiiXDkyQp — Otavio (Tavi) Costa (@TaviCosta) May 7, 2025 When Powell …

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Amazon to cut 14,000 managerial jobs in 2025 to save $3.5 billion annually

Amazon is about to make a significant move—cutting roughly 14,000 managerial positions in a bid to streamline operations and increase profits. The company’s plan is clear: reduce the high costs associated with its management team, with salaries ranging from $200,000 to $350,000 annually. By cutting down the number of managers and simplifying its structure, Amazon …

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Senator Cynthia Lummis proposes a strategic Bitcoin reserve: Buy 200,000 BTC annually for 5 years and hold for at least 20 years.

https://twitter.com/Cointelegraph/status/1884300583357628598 Lmao, all the braindead maxis thought the 10AM announcement was about a BTC Strategic Reserve, but it’s just you telling everyone you joined some powerless nonsense subcommittee. I love it! 🤣 pic.twitter.com/wvU0w3M0nZ — Jacob King (@JacobKinge) January 23, 2025

Gold remains the top hedge against inflation and geopolitical instability since 1973. It has risen about 8% annually.

It is the more accurate measure of real inflation Not CPI — Amy Nixon (@texasrunnerDFW) December 31, 2024 📌 Performance Investors regard gold as both a hedge against inflation and a strategic asset during geopolitical uncertainty, having proven to be the most effective safeguard against major geopolitical events since 1973👉 https://t.co/Lu9xTiGXkK h/t @SoberLook #gold #spx …

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HOAs Rake in 38.6 Billion Annually

If the homeowners association (HOA) industry were considered a single entity, it would likely rank just outside the top 100 on the Fortune 500 list. This is quite significant, considering the decentralized nature of HOAs and their primary focus on community management rather than profit generation. The fees are usually higher for condominiums, which make …

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Amazon may cut 14,000 managerial roles to save up to $3.6 billion annually.

Morgan Stanley’s recent analysis reveals that Amazon is considering cutting approximately 14,000 managerial positions to improve efficiency by reducing the number of managers in relation to individual contributors. This cost-saving measure is estimated to save the company between $2.1 billion and $3.6 billion annually. CEO Andy Jassy has emphasized the need to eliminate unnecessary layers …

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Republicans oppose Labor Department’s plan to extend overtime pay, potentially blocking wage increases for 4 million workers earning under $58,656 annually.

Salaried employees who work long hours for low pay aren’t finding much sympathy among Republicans on Capitol Hill. GOP lawmakers filed a resolution in Congress on Wednesday that would block the Labor Department from extending overtime protections to millions of salaried workers, a key workplace reform pursued by President Joe Biden. Under federal law, only …

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China dumps $50B US bonds, buys $25B gold annually; reserves flip by 2026. Gold re-emerges in global finance.

China sold $50B of US bonds last quarter.Officially, they buy $25B of gold per year.At that rate, they’ll flip reserves by 2026.They will hold more gold than Treasuries. https://t.co/lZ8D253KoL — Balaji (@balajis) June 2, 2024 Chinese state media is explicit about their goal: reduce dependence on US debt and acquire gold instead[1]. The math on …

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IRS launches aggressive audits, targeting middle-class americans earning less than $200,000 annually

Amidst a surge in IRS audits targeting taxpayers with incomes under $200,000, the middle-class finds itself increasingly in the agency’s crosshairs. With audit rates soaring and reforms faltering, understanding the audit process has never been more crucial for taxpayers. Key Points: Despite President Biden’s mandate to audit more ultra-wealthy individuals, recent data reveals that the …

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Achieving the ‘American Dream’ now requires over $100,000 annually in all 50 states.

The vanishing American Dream is starkly evident as a study by @GOBankingRates reveals that every state needs over $100,000 yearly income to attain it. Meanwhile, households, burdened by credit card debt, struggle to maintain spending, posing critical questions about future trends in 2024. The American Dream is Disappearing@GOBankingRates found that all fifty states require more …

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Massachusetts tops list as most expensive state for families, requiring $301,184 annually for comfort.

Key points: Massachusetts is the most expensive state to raise a family of four, requiring an annual income of $301,184 for comfortable living. Hawaii, Connecticut, New York, and California follow closely behind in terms of required income. The cost of living calculations are based on a 50/30/20 budget allocation for necessities, discretionary spending, and savings. …

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Credit card interest rates at record highs, surpassing $240 billion annually. Comparisons to 1990s evoke concerns for younger generations’ financial struggles.

Credit card interest rates just hit a new record high in Feb – American families are paying over $240 billion a year just in interest on this debt, before a single dime goes to paying down the principal: pic.twitter.com/N6UxBnyZcl — E.J. Antoni, Ph.D. (@RealEJAntoni) April 6, 2024 https://twitter.com/WallStreetSilv/status/1776411944087384164 https://twitter.com/StealthQE4/status/1776409323754729972 "Can someone explain to me why …

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Tavi Costa: Agricultural commodities are up 21% annually. A second wave of inflation is emerging.

Agricultural commodities are now up 21% annually. That has a 3-month lead on CPI. A second wave of inflation is emerging. pic.twitter.com/gCq8C3hxkF — Otavio (Tavi) Costa (@TaviCosta) March 27, 2024 I see so many pushing DBA and calling for a commodity bull (like they have last 30 years). Yes, we have potential inflation so we actually might …

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World Economic Forum tells governments and corporations: Spend $3.5 TRILLION ANNUALLY to “decarbonize” the planet

via Naturalnews: The globalists at the World Economic Forum (WEF) believe the world’s governments and corporations need to come together and spend $3.5 trillion a year on the climate to “restore nature,” “reach net zero emissions” and fully “decarbonize” the planet. This is according to a new white paper published by the WEF in partnership with global …

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Congressional Report Reveals Staggering Economic Impact: Illegal Immigrants Estimated to Cost Taxpayers $150B to $450B Annually

A new congressional report highlights the alarming economic toll of illegal immigration, estimating a burden ranging from $150 billion to $450 billion per year on taxpayers. This translates to approximately $13,000 for every individual migrant, with a mere 20 cents contributed for every dollar taken. The report attributes the fiscal strain to factors such as …

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Soaring inflation, reaching 5% annually, has driven prices up by 17% since President Joe Biden took office, resulting in an average American family’s wealth diminishing by $7,300

New inflation numbers are running hot, at 5% on an annual basis. That means prices are up 17% since Joe Biden was installed, making the average American family $7,300 poorer. And analysts are predicting high inflation for years to come. Toss in Biden's green agenda and… https://t.co/qXMifIUTYb — FXHedge (@Fxhedgers) October 20, 2023 $XAU Gold …

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Since 2019, US real household incomes have declined annually, with inflation eating over 20% of these incomes.

Inflation has eaten over 20% of income since 2019, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. pic.twitter.com/emLPXyGe7R — Yordie Sands 🌺 (@YordieSands) September 12, 2023 Median household income fell in 2022, adjusted for inflation, Census Bureau says “Median household income fell by 2.3% in 2022 on an inflation-adjusted basis, the Census Bureau reported Tuesday. The report, which is released …

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US spends 44% of GDP annually, comparable to World War 2, indicating fiscal deterioration and unsustainable government spending, surpassing 2008 levels.

Since the debt ceiling crisis, the US has already added nearly $1.5 trillion in debt. Meanwhile, tax receipts are down sharply this year. We are spending more and making less, a recipe for disaster. Follow us @KobeissiLetter for real time analysis as this develops. — The Kobeissi Letter (@KobeissiLetter) August 6, 2023 US Government To …

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US government revenue is $5 trillion annually, with 42% of it coming from personal income taxes, requiring half to pay interest on the $33 trillion debt.

Total US govt revenue is about $5 trillion per year from all sources. Personal income taxes are about 42% of the total, so around $2.1 trillion. So roughly 1/2 of all personal income taxes collected by the US govt is going to pay interest on the $33 trillion national debt. — Wall Street Mav (@WallStreetMav) …

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