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"[C]ounty boards of elections are prohibited from rejecting absentee or mail-in ballots based on signature comparison..."

Another major issue is whether the recall could prompt a similar recall - that would likely affect over 200,000 vehicles - in the U.S. and Europe.  

Some claim the US recession is already over. If so, it was the most uneven recovery in history...

Bellicose swipe at US on Korean War anniversary...

Masking the rot and fragility is not the same thing as strength or permanence...

The trigger line for a turnaround in the direction of CTAs’ trading is making its way up towards 1.02% from around 0.72% previously.

...while that nation became the greatest republic in the history of mankind, the future for this land of ceaseless collision and conflict seems not so bright...

"From the bottom of my heart, it's a little bit late for Apple to release the 5G iPhone." 

"...direct deals in European properties by sovereign wealth investors has come to a near halt..."

The market read between the lines, realized that the constant back and forth means no deal is coming, and sold off.

Imagine that control of the printing press is taken away from unelected central bankers and given to “accountable” elected fiscal representatives. Would we be any better off?

"Everybody is set-up for the bear-steepening/pro-cyclical fiscal stim + deficit spend + infrastructure + vaccine RECOVERY trade."

It appears that peak gold production is already here... There are no new gold fields of any significance waiting to be discovered.

"I am leaning more toward Trump now..."

“There’s actually very little evidence to support those claims... they were failures of the public health bureaucracy.”

"A slowdown in hiring and weaker new order inflows were in part attributable to hesitancy in decision making ahead of the presidential election..."

Comes same day Erdogan hailed successful Russian S-400 tests & again blasted US objections...

The adjectives swing voters picked for Trump were: ”controlled; reserved; poised; con artist; surprisingly presidential”, while Biden was seen as “vague; unspecific; elusive; defensive; grandfatherly”.

Once again, it looks like Prime Minister Boris Johnson's heavy-handed approach to bargaining with the EU is about to be vindicated.

This pattern points to an imminent give-back of the past few years’ overexuberant gains...