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Papua New Guinea’s Prime Minister Peter O’Neill calls for calm as police look to army to end unrest

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Chilcot: UK Refusing To Help Clean Up Iraq After Raining Down Radioactive Shells

After Dallas Shootings, Police Arrest People for Criticizing Cops on Facebook and Twitter

Calling all technology geeks. Fiat Chrysler wants you. The automaker is inviting computer hackers around the world to try to hack into its auto technology systems. You could even walk away some cash for your trouble. You can’t just do this on your own, though. You have to participate in FCA’s new Bug Bounty program. It’s managed by the Bugcrowd platform. It connects a pool of researchers all around the world focused on finding software vulnerabilities. FCA hopes to leverage all those tech minds to make its products less vulnerable to cyber attacks. The automaker says it’s the first “full-line” automaker to launch this type of crowdsourced contest. Researchers who find … Continue reading →

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In my previous column, I mentioned, somewhat in passing, the importance of being aware of one’s own biases. While the average human can never truly be bias-free, and keeping in mind that some biases are less unfounded than others, it’s nevertheless helpful, to be honest with ourselves about whatever biases we have. For me, as a child, I always identified with authority figures. As a young movie buff, I rooted for the cops to catch Bonnie and Clyde, I thought Dean Wormer was being way too lenient with the drunken statutory rapists who were bringing down the GPA at Faber, … Continue reading →

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The Cleveland Fed’s Loretta Mester is a clueless apparatchik and Fed lifer, who joined the system in 1985 fresh out of Barnard and Princeton and has imbibed in its Keynesian groupthink and institutional arrogance ever since. So it’s not surprising that she was out flogging—-albeit down under in Australia—- the next step in the Fed’s rolling coup d’ etat. We’re always assessing tools that we could use,” Mester told the ABC’s AM program. “In the US we’ve done quantitative easing and I think that’s proven to be useful. “So it’s my view that [helicopter money] would be sort of the next step if we ever found ourselves in … Continue reading →

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“There are no words to describe the atrocity that occurred to our city. All I know is that this must stop, this divisiveness between our police and our citizens.” –        Dallas Police Chief David Brown, in the wake of the recent shooting of five police officers and several others Mr. Brown, most (but not all) of the causes behind the divisiveness are due to decisions made by individuals well above your pay grade. I offer a few simple actions that can be taken immediately in both Washington DC and in every state capital around the country – these actions will … Continue reading →

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The stock market has reached new all-time highs this week, just two weeks after plunging over the BREXIT result. The bulls are exuberant as they dance on the graves of short-sellers and the purveyors of doom. This is surely proof all is well in the country and the complaints of the lowly peasants are just background noise. Record highs for the stock market must mean the economy is strong, consumers are confident, and the future is bright. All the troubles documented by myself and all the other so-called “doomers” must have dissipated under the avalanche of central banker liquidity. Printing … Continue reading →

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We the undersigned urge you, the presumptive Republican nominee for President, to support a rebirth of free-market capitalism in the U.S. You have said repeatedly that you want to make American great again. We agree with you. And we assert that the most effective way to start that process would be to affirm your principled support for economic liberty, for open and competitive markets and for a foreign policy that rejects both protectionism at home and interventionism abroad. Over the last two decades especially, the U.S. economy has been saddled increasingly with burdensome government rules and regulations that stifle innovation … Continue reading →

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Few foods are more vilified than the humble egg. For decades, health authorities warned us that their yolks were packed with harmful dietary cholesterol, and recommended that we only eat three or four whole eggs a week. In recent years, however, new scientific studies have revealed that eggs don’t dramatically raise blood cholesterol levels, or increase the risk for heart disease or stroke. In fact, they actually boast multiple health benefits. Here are seven ways the fragile treats do your body good: 1. EGGS ARE PACKED WITH PROTEIN.  One whole egg contains a whopping 6 grams of protein, along with … Continue reading →

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Originally Published on Money Metals Exchange The very first word anyone ever saw on a circulating United States coin was the word “LIBERTY.” From half-cents to silver dollars, each featured the likeness of an unnamed woman. The images varied, thanks to different engravers, but together they became recognized as Lady Liberty. Many, maybe most, of young America’s citizens were illiterate. “Liberty” may have been the first word they ever learned to read. If not, they surely knew her face. The Revolutionary War for them was not ancient history. The Founding Fathers knew all gold, silver, and copper is sound money … Continue reading →

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Ages ago, for reasons I no longer remember, I was wandering across Asia and decided to spend some time in Taiwan. The Chinese interested me, and Taiwan was then as close as it was practical to get. Then, as now, the Chinese were thought by many to be exotic, inscrutable, devious and unlike normal people such as ourselves. You know, opium dens, dragon ladies, assassinations by a puff adder, that sort of thing. Given the importance of China today, the nature of these multitudinous people might bear thought. As was commonly done in those days, I found a (very) cheap place to … Continue reading →

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