No evidence of vote tampering? The left’s biggest Election 2020 lie
The left's biggest Election 2020 lie: President Trump's attorneys presented no evidence of vote tampering in key battleground states.
Stories by Terry Ponick
Johnson and Johnson Covid-19 shot remains suspended by Feds
The administration of the Johnson and Johnson Covid-19 shot remains temporarily halted by the government pending further study.
Amazon efforts defeat Alabama union vote. Union to challenge results
The Amazon efforts in the Alabama union vote battle seem to have won it decisively, despite vigorous efforts by well-funded union organizers.
Dow, S&P 500 mount surreal pre-Easter rally Thursday, NASDAQ pops
All three major averages closed at or near 2021 highs during this week's late, pre-Easter rally. Even the troubled NASDAQ popped.
2021: Wall Street’s Year of the Swashbuckling Jackasses
2021, already notable for America’s first dementia-addled non-president, could become Wall Street’s Year of the Swashbuckling Jackasses.
Video and social networking for the rest of us: Bitchute, Gab, Minds, more
Bitchute, Gab, Minds and other alternative video and social networking sites provide a welcome alternative to big tech and left-wing media.
Maligning Conservatives: Why do people think they’re greedy and dumb?
Why are “people” routinely maligning conservatives as greedy and dumb? Where are the statistics? And just who are those “people” anyway?
US stocks sharply higher Friday, boosted by Suez Canal traffic jam
The Suez Canal traffic jam injected some new life into the wavering energy sector, helping drive US stocks higher Friday.
U.S. stocks rally, then tank Wednesday. Suez mishap influences oil shares
U.S. stocks tanked Wednesday, look wobbly Thursday. Meanwhile, a giant wedged-in container ship blocks the Suez canal, halting oil transport.
Fed SLR exemption to expire March 31, 2021. Mr Market has hissy fit
Washington confirmed that last spring's accommodative Fed SLR exemption would expire on schedule on March 31. Investors threw a fit.
March quadruple witching, interest rates haunt Thursday stock action
WASHINGTON – Thursday’s seemingly moderate market gloomfest promptly bumped Wednesday afternoon’s positive, post-FOMC party back to square one. One reason: Wednesday’s benign interest rate environment did an about face Thursday, kicking the 10-year Treasury quote up to current record levels. In addition, that always volatile March quarter quadruple witching phenomenon, happening tomorrow, also looms, threatening ...
The Fed: Rate hikes off the table. IRS: 2021 tax deadline now May 17
Wednesday afternoon, the Fed indicated that interest rate hikes were off the table. Plus, the IRS has the 2021 tax filing deadline to May 17.
Looking for more economic news? Confused Mr Market still ‘Waiting for Godot’
Mr Market is back up to his old, indecisive tricks. Having failed to learn from past experience, he's once again “Waiting for Godot.”
Ailing NASDAQ, Tesla, other techs blast off in volatile Tuesday trading
Like a SpaceX rocket launched by Tesla guru Elon Musk, a badly battered, tech-heavy NASDAQ blasted off today like a Tuesday market moon shot.
Tech stocks wobbly, while Redditors goose, shorts drop Rocket Companies
Tech stocks remain in bad shape Friday as Redditors goose Rocket Companies and short sellers sell them some more in yo-yo trading action.
Tales from the Fed, the Porkulus Bill, and the mysterious Silver Bandits
Tales from the Fed, the dreaded (by some) Porkulus Bill, and the mysterious Silver Bandits dominated Wednesday stock market action.
Tech heavy NASDAQ takes another hit but rallies in Tuesday trading action
For those overweight in tech heavy NASDAQ shares, Tuesday began, like Monday, as yet another adventure in investing Hell.
Techs, NASDAQ hammered, Dow ekes out a gain in Monday market action
Techs led Monday’s cascade of stock market selling, dealing the tech-heavy NASDAQ one of its worst days in recent memory.
Texas grid failure gradually easing, toppy stock market nears Friday close
As a toppy stock market nears Friday's closing bell, the massive Texas grid failure, kicked off by a record cold snap, is apparently easing.
Rush Limbaugh, ‘America’s Anchorman,’ succumbs to lung cancer at 70
On February 17, 2021, Rush Limbaugh, America’s anchorman and founder of contemporary American talk radio, passed away in Palm Beach, Florida.