Judge Amy Coney Barrett: “I believe in the power of prayer.” pic.twitter.com/RhpuyoSnP9
— The Hill (@thehill) October 12, 2020
Democratic Senator Chris Coons (DE) candidly admitted that there really is nothing Democrats can do to stop Republicans from confirming Judge …
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Microsoft has announced working from home for employees will be a permanent option going forward, with manager approval.
The tech giant is following the lead of other companies such as Facebook and Twitter that have also said made working …
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Business review site Yelp.com has announced that it will slap establishments with a new “Accused of Racist Behavior” label when someone associated with that business is accused of racist behavior.
“Communities have always turned to Yelp in reaction to current …
Continue Reading— David Knight (@libertytarian) October 6, 2020
The Federal Reserve will stop printing new currency this holiday season, it was recently announced.
A viewer of the David Knight Show sent in a notice to the host he received from …
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Alasdair Macleod of GoldMoney.com believes signs of the onset of a period of hyperinflation – and along with it the collapse of the U.S. dollar – are unmistakable. In a recent piece he laid out the history of such past …
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San Francisco is seeing home rents crash amid a mass exodus of renters from the city.
The median rent for a one-bedroom apartment has dropped more than 20% in September from a year ago to $2,830. Rent for one-bedroom apartment …
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Residents of the U.S. Virgin Islands reported last week that unemployment checks, issued to them by the U.S. Department of Labor, were bouncing.
“People here suffering and you’re telling me they are sending out checks and don’t have any …
Continue ReadingCEO of Cryptocurrency Exchange Coinbase Confronts Woke Capitalism https://t.co/VTPV4pZZRp pic.twitter.com/fOwyW1wDSv
— Natalie Poole (@_NataliePoole_) October 5, 2020
CEO of cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase, Brian Armstrong, has offered activist employees a package of incentives to leave the company, if they are unhappy …
Continue ReadingAirplane manufacturer Boeing has announced it is moving production of its 787 Dreamliner from Washington State, where the company is based, to the state of South Carolina.
Boeing cites the “current global environment” and the need to “enhance efficiency and …
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Japan Airlines will stop using the phrase “ladies and gentlemen” when addressing passengers in an effort to be more “respectful,” they say.
Instead they will use gender-neutral phrases, such as “Attention all passengers” and “Good morning, everyone,” in an effort …
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Deutsche Bank is suspected of facilitating funds to the Islamic State during the hight of the terror group’s reign in Iraq from 2014 to 2016.
A leaked trove of banking documents reveal money transfers totaling at least $4 billion that …
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Time Magazine is partnering with Chinese telecom giant Huawei to create a magazine aimed at children.
The Chinese edition of Time for Kids will be put to use in classrooms all over the world.
The digital magazine was “made possible …
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Florida’s Governor Rod DeSantis is allowing all restaurants and other businesses in his state to immediately open for business once again.
He is also banning fines against people who refuse to wear masks.
DeSantis acknowledged that the Covid19 pandemic …
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A sightseeing “flight to nowhere” offered by Qantas airlines sold out within 10 minutes of tickets going on sale.
“It’s probably the fastest selling flight in Qantas history,” Qantas CEO Alan Joyce said in a statement.
“People clearly …
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Matt Drudge’s DrudgeReport.com continues what can only be described as its historic crash in readership.
The Drudge Report’s site traffic fell to 63 million readers, down from 95 million readers in September 2019.
A year ago, in August 2019, the …
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The U.S. Commerce Department’s plans to ban TikTok and WeChat will take one step forward on Sunday as Trump administration executive orders go into effect against the social media apps.
The Department announced today that the distribution or maintenance …
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San Francisco Mayor London Breed (D) announced last week that the second phase of the city’s reopening would allow certain businesses to resume normal operations. Businesses affected include salons, massage services, nail salons, and barbershops.
The announcement was made …
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