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"We should not be punished with unfair lawsuits just because we kept our doors open for the American public."

After 16 months of fighting, the Hollywood couple have finally given up...

For one, brand loyalty is dead...

"I’d really encourage people to think about that if you’re an employer and in a position to do so."

"Protein prices are skyrocketing..."

"I wanted to show it can happen to anyone. It doesn’t matter if you’re young or old, have pre-existing conditions or not. It can affect you..."

The dealer sprays the dice with a bottle of disinfectant and a masked gambler leans into the craps table, his cheekbones raised in a grin. "Leave 'em wet," he tells the dealer. "They won't roll as much."

...the only thing missing from Krugman’s latest fantasy is the beginning line, “Once upon a time...”

By promoting liberty, not by calling for the death of capitalism and the free market as we hear all too often. Economic freedom is most needed precisely when we have to deal with a serious crisis...

Can "The Fed’s Bigger Boat substitute for the consumer’s need to feel safe enough to send kids to college, eat in restaurants, or get on an airplane."

“I’d go further. Reduction of entanglements overall. Elimination in critical areas altogether."

Tariff wars, coronavirus, blame-game... cold shoulder.

The future won't be as placid, secure and predictable as the status quo would have you believe... nothing can stop the unraveling of all that was foolishly presumed to be permanent...

"These ships emit more light into space than almost all Argentine cities..."

Earlier in the descent into the socialisation of money, nations had opportunities to change course... Those no longer exist and there can be only one outcome: the total destruction of fiat currencies...

I think that politicians all over America are going to deeply regret overreacting to COVID-19, because nobody is going to be able to put the pieces back together now that our economic bubble has burst...

"We should not forget how bad this picture is."

...as many as 30% of Americans with home loans - or around 15 million households, may stop paying if the US economy remains closed through the summer...

As the rate of new infections is slowing, concerns emerge about a second wave of the coronavirus pandemic.

"If California continues to be this restrictive I don't know if this is a good place to live."