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Maine Joins 28 U.S States by Banning TikTok from Government Devices

Maine has become the latest state to ban the Chinese Communist Party-linked app TikTok from state-owned devices that connect to the government network. The video-sharing app is owned and operated by ByteDance. ByteDance is a Chinese company that moved its headquarters to Singapore in 2020. More than 28 U.S. states…

Moving House in the Dead of Winter Is Best Time for Bargains, New Study Finds

A new study has found that moving house in the dead of winter has its advantages because it's a good time to find bargains. For those living in colder states, heading out in the freezing cold and looking for a new apartment doesn't seem like the best time to hunt…

Elon Musk Mocks Global Elites Gathering for World Economic Forum in Davos

Twitter CEO Elon Musk took to his newly acquired social media platform to mock the global elites flocking to Davos, Switzerland this week for the World Economic Forum's annual gathering. Over the weekend, Musk a series of quips aimed at Klaus Schwab's World Economic Forum (WEF). The globalist WEF’s annual…

Economists Warn Americans: ‘Don’t Be Fooled’ – Severe Recession Is Coming

Two top economists have warned Americans not to "be fooled" by positive economic reports because a severe recession is coming. Lakshman Achuthan and Anirvan Banerji, the co-founders of the Economic Cycle Research Institute, said that despite contrary predictions, a recession will likely hit the United States "this year." “Some economists…

WEF Elites: ‘Cost-of-Living Crisis’ Is World’s Top Risk in Past Two Years

Global elites attending this year's World Economic Forum (WEF) annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland view the "cost-of-living crisis" as the top issue facing society in the past two years. The WEF has now replaced “extreme weather” with “cost-of-living crisis” to become the world’s most immediate and serious issue. Klaus Schwab…

Recession Fears Increase, despite Major Banks Beating Earnings Forecasts

Recession fears are beginning to mount in the United States, despite most major American banks beating their earnings forecasts. JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, Citigroup, and asset management giant BlackRock all reported positive forecasts on Friday. However, the positive news still left many investors disappointed. As higher interest rates boosted…

Australia and Papua New Guinea Agree to Bilateral Security Treaty to Secure Region

Australia and its closest geographical neighbor Papua New Guinea (PNG) have agreed to a historic Bilateral Security Treaty (BST). The move entwines both countries to each other and helps better secure the region. The union comes amid increasing aggression from China in recent years. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and…

Republican Rep Ken Buck Takes Aim at Big Tech’s Censorship, Anti-Competitive Practices

Republican Rep. Ken Buck (R-CO) has called out Big Tech for abuses of power, specifically censorship and anti-competitive practices. Buck took aim at Silicon Valley during an address this week, singling out Google as the “greatest threat to speech in the market.” The congressman has put forth a bill in…

All U.S Flights Grounded over FAA Computer Glitch, White House Investigating

The White House says it is investigating the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) computer glitch that has caused all flights across the country to be grounded. Operations in the United States are now finally starting to resume after all flights were grounded. “Normal air traffic operations are resuming gradually across the…

American Airlines to Drop Services in 3 Cities amid Reduced Demand and Pilot Shortage

American Airlines is dropping service in three cities starting this Spring because of reduced demand and an ongoing pilot shortage. “In response to the regional pilot shortage affecting the airline industry and soft demand, American Airlines has made the difficult decision to end service in Columbus, Georgia (CSG), Del Rio,…