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Today’s German November ZEW report is one of the most important data set released this week. It gives us a first glimpse of the consequences of the second nationwide lockdown on economic expectations

"Having familiarized myself with the new policy and its ramifications... I must regretfully resign from my role as director of the Election Crimes Branch."

The incident marks, as Bloomberg points out, "the first time that any of the Asian nation's rapidaly developed COVID-19 shots have met with such a setback."

"The market is shit. Sorry for my French," said Hugo De Stoop, CEO of Euronav, the world’s largest listed crude-tanker owner.

Meanwhile, Georgia GOP call on Secretary Of State to resign over 'dishonest election'

The foreign policy "wins" are conveniently already pouring in...

Covid-19 has only stopped registration: the influx continues...

Incredibly bold move to transform high-secure server room into a personal mining farm...

"Fratelli Tutti" seems more a contrived, secular attempt to fashion a model for the governance of humankind...

Biden is on a double precipice of the worst-ever economic depression coupled with imminent explosions of social rage...

"...red meat consumption will need to be cut by half if the food system is to stay within..."

Islamic Republic suddenly strikes a different tone: "Neighbors should cooperate on common interests."

China's soaring credit impulse has yet to translate into any a sustainable increase in prices.

...the battle is joined, collectivists versus producers.

Watch the first hyperloop passenger test... 

...and perhaps the biggest trend of empires in decline is that society frequently turns on itself. Civility ends, and rage takes over...

"We consider it proper to wait for the official results."

...segregated trainings and learning events at these universities stand in conflict with the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which prohibits racial discrimination in federally funded programs...

"I think masks are quite useful, but they have a place and they're not the be all and end all," Siegel said. "I'm worried that mandating this with fines and such may actually lead to more of a rebellion against it."

“What the state Supreme Court did was utterly unconstitutional, so it’s a lawless act...”