As the Federal Reserve continues printing money, its chair, Jerome Powell, insists that the central bank's policies will “absolutely not” lead to more income inequality. RT's Keiser Report points out that Powell forgot to mention the wealth gap, as money-printing causes asset prices to increase. Stacy Herbert and Max Keiser look at the chart showing...
Opposition parties and hundreds of supporters defied Italy's social distancing rules on Tuesday, gathering for an anti-government protest in Rome. The demonstration was organized by the League, the Brothers of Italy and the ‘Go Italy' parties to protest against the coalition government led by PM Giuseppe Conte. The rally was staged on a public holiday,...
Pennsylvania is holding a primary election Tuesday amid civil unrest, a pandemic, the introduction of new voting machines in some counties and the debut of mail-in balloting that has pushed … Click to Continue »
An “inspirational” disabled man has raised nearly £18,000 for charity after completing a 2.6-mile walking challenge in just over two weeks.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch, May 31 Elections are, by definition, always about politics, whether they involve a local bond issue, school board seats or choosing the president of the United … Click to Continue »
Project cancellations, spending cuts, well shut-ins: the problems and dilemmas plaguing onshore oil producers have also spread to offshore. And while the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic on onshore drilling may already be wearing off here and there where drilling is cheap, they may linger for longer offshore. Despite major progress made by oil companies...
Project cancellations, spending cuts, well shut-ins: the problems and dilemmas plaguing onshore oil producers have also spread to offshore. And while the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic on onshore drilling may already be wearing off here and there where drilling is cheap, they may linger for longer offshore. Despite major progress made by oil companies...
