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Trump sons positioned across a $1.6B U.S.-funded tungsten deal, capturing upside from capital entry, policy decisions, and supply pressure at the same time. Crypto ‘scam’ cost MAGA devotees over $4 BILLION!

Trump Jr. and Eric Trump-linked investors reportedly bought into a shell entity tied to a Kazakh tungsten mining project That project is backed by up to $1.6B in U.S. government financing through export and development agencies The initial investment reportedly happened before full public disclosure of the merger structure Additional share purchases reportedly followed after …

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Four front war claims, AWACS hit report, nuclear exit risk all colliding

Reporter’s summation of today’s episode from Frontline Africa news podcast: Five things you should take away from this episode. The number one thing is that this is now a four-front war. Iran from the east, Hezbollah from the north, the Houthis from Yemen in the south, the Iraqi militias hitting American targets across the Middle …

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Neurology study says rising “cognitive disability” difficulty concentrating, remembering, or making decisions in adults 18 to 39 years old

ICYMI – Neurology study says rising “cognitive disability" – serious difficulty concentrating, remembering, or making decisions, is a public health concern, up 90% in cognitive prime adults 18 to 39 years old, with white young adults showing the most dramatic rise of 118%. pic.twitter.com/sqbuTLdHWt — Disclose.tv (@disclosetv) November 9, 2025 Cognitive struggles are climbing across …

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The Federal Reserve’s Dual Mandate Is Outdated And The Data Used For Decisions Are Wrong. A Better Approach From Escorts.

via WSB: The Fed claims to balance price stability with maximum employment. In practice, both pillars are built on sand: Job creation data is constantly revised downward… the latest BLS revision wiped out 911,000 jobs like a bad typo. The unemployment rate is essentially fan fiction. It counts gig workers, Uber drivers, OnlyFans creators, and …

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AB 495 lets nonrelatives take children from school and make medical decisions without parent approval

California just rewrote custody with AB 495. It amends the Caregiver’s Authorization Affidavit so that any adult who claims a “mentoring or familial relationship” can pick up a child from school and make education and healthcare decisions without parental consent, without court order, without oversight. https://www.californiafamily.org/2025/08/truth-denied-ab-495-backers-say-parents-arent-excluded-but-the-bill-and-legal-experts-says-otherwise/ Attorney and mother Elizabeth Barcohana didn’t soften it: “Without …

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Machines take over decisions while humans sleep. Passive income turns into passive surrender. Once self-driving cars take over, who’s really in control of your life?

We’ve been promised a future where technology works for us, not the other way around. Cars that earn money while we sleep, fridges that automatically reorder our food, phones that know our heartbeat before we do. It sounds like a dream, right? A world where convenience rules, and every detail of our lives is optimized …

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Supermarket chain sparks fears of mass closures as ‘difficult’ decisions hinted at by bosses

Stop & Shop is planning to shutter ‘underperforming’ stores over the next few years. The Massachusetts-based company has almost 400 stores in five states: with New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Rhode Island as well. The store closures were announced during its parent company Ahold Delhaize’s ‘Strategy Day’ last week, where a four-year plan for …

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It seems like the different jurisdictions have banded together to hit him with similar decisions around the same time.

Appeals court judge denies Trump’s bid to delay next week’s hush money trial Justice Lizbeth González of the state Appellate Division issued the ruling after attorneys for the former president argued the trial needed to be halted because “an impartial jury cannot be selected right now based on prejudicial pretrial publicity.” González rejected the request …

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Ah, the brilliance of political logic! Pelosi supporting bills she hasn’t read, Haley trusting jury decisions without evidence, and who knew bombing was the secret to world peace? Haley’s call for “preventive” strikes, truly a masterclass in conflict resolution.

Well, it seems like the art of decision-making is truly evolving. Nancy Pelosi supports Biden’s border bill—which she hasn’t yet read 😂 pic.twitter.com/QP76PoMyaK — Julia 🇺🇸 (@Jules31415) January 29, 2024 Nikki Haley says she trusts the E. Jean Carroll jury verdict and thinks “they made their decision based on the evidence.” pic.twitter.com/HJMDZiaVIW — Julia 🇺🇸 …

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Pentagon Wants AI Weapons to Make Killing Decisions

– Lethal autonomous weapons, utilizing AI for target selection, are under development by countries including the US, China, and Israel. – Critics express concern over the development of “killer robots” that make life-and-death decisions without human input. – Several governments, including the US, resist binding UN resolutions restricting the use of AI killer drones, preferring …

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It’s crazy to allow important decisions to be made by people who pay no price for being wrong…

GREAT, NOW POLITICIANS SHOULD BE MADE TO REGRET THEM: Countries Are Starting to Regret Their CV-19 Responses.   It is okay now to criticize how CV-19 was handled, after a couple of years of berating and deplatforming anyone who suggested officials didn’t know what they were doing and were actually causing a lot of damage. The Scottish government …

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Bloomberg: The current chairman and CEO of BlackRock has a technocratic power to influence government decisions, unlike other financiers.

“The BlackRock Inc. co-founder, chairman, and chief executive officer has become one of the industry’s most important government whisperers. In contrast to other influential financiers who’ve built on ties to President Trump, Fink possesses a power that’s more technocratic. BlackRock, the world’s largest money manager, can do the things governments need right now.” This is …

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