Florida and South Carolina recorded the fastest real GDP growth in 2025, each expanding by 3.1%...

"the combined effects of AI-induced increases in memory, software, and electricity prices will add to 0.5% by year-end."

The IMF meanwhile said the global economy weathered the current shocks "better than feared"...

America’s farms generated $573 billion in agricultural production value...

Border czar Tom Homan says DHS is working with state troopers nationwide as enforcement expands; Arizona cites unlicensed CDL driver with multiple violations...

Central bankers and one-world elitists no longer boast so loudly about their agenda for a cashless society, but their plan still continues behind the curtain...

After two consecutive outsized jumps in consumer credit in the months of March and April, when gas prices surged and inflation resumed its track higher, in May total consumer credit unexpectedly shrank for the first time since November 2024.

...chronic deficits, exploding public debt, and engineered inflation are now eroding Japan’s purchasing power, competitiveness, and monetary stability...

... must "make money with fewer cars."

The transformation of Europe's financing structure resembles a financial evolution toward a European superstate. Ultimately, common liability for Brussels' debts appears virtually inevitable. The political and institutional path back has largely disappeared.

"We can no longer afford this competitive disadvantage caused by prolonged absences"

“To all you [bankers], who are independent, throw your hands up at me.”

...durable orders ex-transports are up 14 months in a row.

It appears that labor market peaked in the spring and it's all downhill from here again. 

Global investment firm KKR and South Korea’s industrial conglomerate SK Inc are launching the single biggest renewable energy platform in South Korea to help meet growing power demand from AI and chip manufacturing.

Warsh was reluctant to say much about his own views on appropriate monetary policy or the economic situation, but he made two dovish comments...

"Employment was nevertheless cut sharply as firms often sought to offset the rising cost of energy and raw materials..."

In a system that concentrates gains and diffuses risk, the "rational actor" seeks to maximize rackets that distribute impoverishment and immiseration to the many in small doses over time that attract little attention...

“Inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon in the sense that it is and can be produced only by a more rapid increase in the quantity of money than in output.”

Most worrying was the further fall in employment, notably in the manufacturing sector...