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The TFTC podcast episode discusses the Green+ program's use of satellite surveillance in carbon markets, raising concerns about privacy, and the push towards digital authoritarianism.
Recent investigations reveal that the deep state has manipulated the US economy by leaking privileged economic data to Wall Street and influencing Federal Reserve policies.
Recent spikes in US Treasury yields, contrasted with stable German yields, suggest an 'uncertainty premium' in US markets.
Volcano Energy in El Salvador is pioneering Bitcoin mining with renewable energy sources that will power operations and provide excess energy to the national grid.
Zimbabwe has introduced a new gold-backed currency, the Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG), amidst skepticism over its ability to stabilize the nation's troubled economy.
Google has opened a new office in San Salvador as part of El Salvador's digital transformation initiative.
The Biden administration's actions, including halting the Keystone Pipeline and implementing new leasing regulations, have significantly impacted the U.S. oil and gas industry, raising concerns about national energy security and economic stability.
Jerome Powell's latest remarks underscore ongoing inflation concerns, signaling an extended high-interest rate period.
Joe Consorti and Alex Thorn discuss on the Bitcoin Layer how Bitcoin's principles of liberty and secure property rights echo core American values.
In 2023, Germany's oil and natural gas production continued to decline, with calls from BVEG leaders to increase local production for enhanced energy security.
OpenSats provides long-term support to key developers Stuart Bowman and hzrd149, reinforcing the development of open-source, censorship-resistant technologies.
The Global Health Security Strategy by the Biden Administration commits $30 billion to "improve global infectious disease responses."
The March jobs report in the U.S. suggests an unsettling trend toward part-time employment and a notable decrease in full-time positions.
Despite inflation-adjusted incomes falling dramatically since January 2021, Americans are buying more than ever. That may sound like a contradiction, but it’s perfectly possible, at least in the short run. Americans today, especially the young, are just “bougie broke.” That’s a fancy way of saying people have given
