Month: July 2026

One of America’s oldest wine and liquor distributors has filed for bankruptcy after more than 125 years in business, blaming shifting drinking habits, soaring costs and an increasingly difficult wholesale market for its downfall. Republic National Distributing Company, once the nation’s second-largest wine and spirits distributor, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Sunday and will begin …

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A potentially major escalation emerged late Wednesday after a US-owned gas-processing vessel moored at Egypt’s Mediterranean port of Damietta was reportedly struck by a drone, according to Reuters, citing maritime security firm Ambrey. Details remain scant, and this assessment is preliminary. Ship-tracking data from Bloomberg shows the gas-processing vessel Energos Winter, which serves as a …

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‘Leverage goes both ways…’ That is a lesson that many are learning in a painful manner as the army that enjoyed the momentum escalator ride up are now decrying the elevator plunge lower… and the poster-child for this pain is Korea. Following anxiety over new Chinese competition, and disappointing earnings from SK Hynix overnight, Korea’s stock market …

From Momentum To Mayhem: Korean ‘Plunge Protectors’ Meet As Leverage Unwind Sparks Chaos Read More »

A prominent election-integrity activist has uncovered bombshell evidence suggesting that New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s 2025 election victory may not have been legitimate. Marly Hornik, the founder of RealAmerica.Vote and NY Citizens Audit, has suggested that the 2025 election included large numbers of unqualified or nonexistent voters. But that’s only part of the problem. “I actually don’t know whether …

Mamdani Election Bombshell: More Fraudulent Votes Cast Than Margin of Mamdani’s ‘Victory,’ Says Election Auditor Read More »

Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky warned former government health official and COVID czar Dr. Anthony Fauci that there would be “repercussions” for his refusal to answer questions during a Senate hearing on Wednesday. After Paul’s opening statement, Fauci pleaded his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination while appearing before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee. Advertisement …

Breaking: Rand Paul Warns Fauci of ‘Repercussions’ After He Refuses to Answer Questions in Senate Hearing Read More »

Joe Biden kept classified material after leaving the vice presidency, knew what it was, and read it aloud to a civilian with no security clearance who was helping him write a book he was paid $8 million for. He said as much on tape, repeatedly, in 2016 and 2017. The Justice Department had those recordings …

New Biden Tapes Reveal Hur’s “Well-Meaning Elderly Man” Had An $8 Million Motive To Keep Classified Docs Read More »

House Republicans are calling for accountability ahead of Dr Anthony Fauci’s Senate hearing Wednesday House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer, R-Ky., is warning Dr. Anthony Fauci that his presidential pardon has limits ahead of the former public health official’s high-profile day on Capitol Hill. Fauci is set to testify before a GOP-led Senate panel on Wednesday, days …

EXCLUSIVE: Biden pardon won’t shield Fauci if he lies to Congress, Comer says Read More »

Selling food below market prices worked so well in Venezuela that an estimated 7.8 million Venezuelans have fled the country since socialism began in 1999. During his campaign, Zohran Mamdani promised to bring down food costs. His state-owned grocery store program, however, does not reduce the cost of food. Instead, it shifts the cost to taxpayers. Millions …

Mamdani Government Food Stores: Food Isn’t Cheaper, Someone Else Just Pays for It Read More »

A government official and top royal from the United Arab Emirates purchased a $500 million stake in the Trump family’s cryptocurrency venture last year, months before the Trump administration greenlit the sale of advanced AI chips to the UAE, The Wall Street Journal reported on Saturday. Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan — also known as the “spy sheikh” …

United Arab Emirates’ ‘Spy Sheikh’ bought secret stake in Trump crypto company: WSJ Read More »