Breitbart | Planned Parenthood has made the decision to withdraw from the federal Title X family planning program and leave behind $60 million that could be used to assist non-abortion patients.

Michael Snyder | Meanwhile, the Federal Reserve will once again escape accountability for running our economy into the ground, and that is extremely unfortunate.

Zero Hedge | “Many people like indexing and it could be done very simply. It could be done directly by me.”

The CEOs of Amazon, Apple, Goldman Sachs, Raytheon and nearly 200 other companies want you to know they’re down with woke capitalism.

Zero Hedge | Despite the “strongest economy in the world,” it appears President Trump is not satisfied.

CNS News | White House Trade Adviser Peter Navarro downplayed talk of a recession on Sunday, predicting that the global economy “will have a bullish cycle going through 2020 and beyond.”

Jonathan Garner and James Lord of Morgan Stanley | As regular readers know, Morgan Stanley is pretty bearish on global risk assets.

Paul Joseph Watson | But say they have plenty of cash to deal with demand.

Charles Hugh Smith | The idea that everything will be solved if we borrow a couple more trillion and give it away is the dominant paradigm.

Zero Hedge | More than two-thirds of U.S. adults opted out of a recreational activity due to the cost at some point in the past year, the study found.

Zero Hedge | According to sources, China’s gold imports are down 300-500 tonnes, with around $15-$25 billion, since May.

The Last Refuge | Those who could not see this coming are those who just don’t pay attention to how President Trump operates the geopolitical influence of economics.  This is Trumpian.

Zero Hedge | “Investors are the most bullish on rates since 2008 as trade war concerns send recession risk to an 8-year high.”

Zero Hedge | Gold is having its best year since 2016, soaring over 17% year-to-date, outpacing stocks, bonds, and the dollar.

London Independent | Anti-Brexit activists have threatened to boycott a 50 pence piece that is set to mark the UK’s withdrawal from the EU, amid reports the Treasury intends to produce millions of the coins in time for 31 October.