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Costco is suing the Trump administration in an effort to get a full refund of new tariffs paid by the warehouse retail giant this year and to block those tariffs from continuing to be imposed as a Supreme Court case …
Its the law. Congress doesnt even have to do anything. Start fining anyone that does it and charge the companies that do it the most. Will only take a few and the rest will self correct. pic.twitter.com/AfX6b5Zeqz — MostlyHarmless (@harmless_human) …
“They’ll [DOJ] redact every Republican or conservative person in those files, leave all the liberal, Democratic people in those files, and have a very slanted version of it come out… without really seeing any of their bad behavior,” admitted Joseph …
Josh Sigurdson reports on the implementation of tax payer funded government grocery stores proposed for all boroughs of New York City by newly elected mayor Zohran Mamdani. This proposal is not new. It has been promoted by the World Economic …
They're running out of ideas. byu/Effective_Reach_9289 inwalkaway Reality doesn’t matter, only perception. If only major media outlets had a shred of journalistic integrity to call it out. h/t PunchTilItWorks
Hey Europe… here’s a question for you, you’ve already given over your sovereignty to an unelected group of globalists who live in Brussels how would you like for these unelected group of globalists to now start their own spine network …
Before covid, the average first-time homebuyer age never exceeded 33 years old. In 2025, it rose to a whopping 40. byu/Conscious-Quarter423 inInfographics The same generation that had affordable housing in their 20s is the same generation buying houses today. Because …
pic.twitter.com/dedI4AmIdt — Scott (@scottconso) November 8, 2025
They’re literally trying to force WW3. Let's send Lindsey Graham to do it since he's so convinced escalation is the answer. byu/Maleficent-Still-260 inconspiracy Yes, that’s Maduro in a jumpsuit. Yes, it is a real photo from the White House https://www.whitehouse.gov/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/P20251021MR-0281.jpg …
The market now reflects America right now. The 1% thrive while everyone else collapses because they’re tailored towards the middle class consumer. https://t.co/zayjxGcTJ9 — QE Infinity (@StealthQE4) October 31, 2025 iPhone growth in China is sliding, and margins are getting …
So it goes… pic.twitter.com/9yi6f7ErJH — Professor Woodstock (@profwoodstock) October 27, 2025
Oh god not again… pic.twitter.com/VzuyA8rG9p — SpacBobby (@SpacBobby) October 25, 2025 Stupidity bears no limits… pic.twitter.com/NpGzD4SGGt — KKGB (@INArteCarloDoss) October 26, 2025 Trade deal details. Looks like a giant 🌮 . China will still restrict rare earths to us. 💯 …
BREAKING: Senate Democrats have done the UNTHINKABLE and BLOCKED a bill that would’ve paid essential workers during the Schumer Shutdown. They are ALL ABOUT inflicting maximum pain on the American people, it couldn’t be more obvious. Democrats DON’T CARE about …
Money market funds just hit an all-time high of $7.4 TRILLION 99% chance the Fed cuts rates in 6 days. Rate cuts will push treasury holders to seek more risk, driving liquidity into Bitcoin and other assets Liquidity tsunami incoming …
They are definitely going to try but a 100% tariff by the president strikes where it counts. China’s youth unemployment is over 20 percent with more than 12 million graduates entering a job market that cannot absorb them. Job postings …
This man went to see the new movie ‘One Battle After Another’ with Leonardo DiCaprio. He walked out – Says movie started with an Antifa War Cry – First scenes are breaking immigrants out of detention facilities – Immediately they …
Get to the back. Get to the back. There’s too much weight in the front. pic.twitter.com/AzRnR09Kb4 — Neil (@neilfromsa) October 5, 2025 They're running it hot…. pic.twitter.com/qLHDICSaWV — Michael J. Kramer (@MichaelMOTTCM) October 5, 2025 New highs in the S&P …
They just want infinity trillion in CAPEX to fill their bags before being exposed. I mean it’s hilarious. These are the leading minds of the entire AI industry? This is the big old pitch for why they need trillions more …
Smart money is never the one left holding the bag… — Jerry Trades (@JerrysTrades) September 18, 2025 It should be obvious to everyone now that we're at the end of a 16 year economic cycle that was prolonged with cheap …
The receipts killed the fantasy. Import prices jumped instead of falling, which means tariffs landed on Americans, not on exporters. If foreigners were “eating” the tariffs you’d expect to see import prices drop They’re not dropping Focus on reality, ignore …
THEY LIE THE SAME AS SMCI DID!$ORCL missed earnings but is skyrocketing +10% because of their “wonderful” guidance. Anyone remember $SMCI when they did the same? Their guidance projected 100% revenue growth per year. Of course, a month after their …
HOME RULE: Democrats are livid that National Guard troops deployed to protect DC residents are picking up trash during their shifts. They’re calling it tyranny. pic.twitter.com/2sYH8txr9x — @amuse (@amuse) August 27, 2025
The cheapest family insurance plan my work offers is $25,480.32 freedom dollars per year. byu/MaconBacon01 inmildlyinfuriating h/t TGBmox_777
Ukraine’s GDP is $190 billion. The weapons deal on the table is $100 billion. That is not a defense budget, it is a buy-in. And it is not even Ukrainian money. Europe pays. U.S. contractors collect. Ukraine signs. Nobody blinks. …
Holy Shit guys the Times is hiring Redditors pic.twitter.com/pXLrBylFGX — GBR (@GayBearRes) August 10, 2025 Sam Altman says Gen Z are the “luckiest kids in history” thanks to AI. That’s not optimism. That’s propaganda. “I would feel like the luckiest …
Americans are skipping car payments and the auto market collapse is accelerating fast. With $847 billion in unsold cars rotting on lots, 45% of dealerships are closing permanently. Auto loan delinquencies just hit 15-year highs as average car payments reach …
The housing boom feels permanent until it isn’t. Case‑Shiller data showed home prices slowing again in May, with the 20-city index up just 2.3 % year-over-year and down 0.3 % from April. That marks one of only a few outright declines in …
Fast forward to 2:40 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NaAa-APXiOw AC
