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BREAKING: White Mother Criminally Charged for Using Racial Slur after Black Child Took Her Property
(Ken Silva, Headline USA) In late April 2025, a Minnesota mother, Shiloh Hendrix, was recorded at a public park in Rochester, Minnesota, after she berated a 5-year-old black child for allegedly taking items from her 18-month-old son’s diaper bag—calling the kid the “N-word.” The recording went viral soon thereafter. Now, Hendrix is facing criminal charges over…
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Indian Gold Imports Surged in July
(Mike Maharrey, Money Metals News Service) Indian gold imports rebounded significantly in July as retailers built inventories for the festival and wedding season. Meanwhile, gold investment demand remained robust. India ranks as the second-largest gold market in the world behind China. After declining for three straight months, gold imports surged in July, totaling nearly $4…
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Trump Administration Pauses Work Visas for Foreign Truck Drivers
(José Niño, Headline USA) The Trump administration has announced an immediate freeze on the issuance of worker visas for foreign commercial truck drivers, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio citing safety concerns for American citizens and economic impacts on domestic truckers. “Effective immediately we are pausing all issuance of worker visas for commercial truck drivers.…
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NY State Trying to Restore Welfare Access for Illegal Immigrants
(José Niño, Headline USA) The Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) recently submitted a federal court brief challenging New York‘s request to restore Trump Administration funding, which was suspended after the state refused to say whether it was still providing public benefits to illegal aliens. The Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996…
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Trump Hopes to Meet w/ North Korean Leader Kim Jong-un this Year
(Kyle Anzalone, Libertarian Institute) President Donald Trump met South Korean President Lee Jae Myung and discussed improving ties with North Korea during a White House summit on Tuesday. Pyongyang has ruled out talks with Seoul and pledges only to engage with Washington if Trump drops the demand that North Korea denuclearize. “I have very good…
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A Major Move is Ahead For Interest Rates
(Jesse Colombo, Money Metals News Service) U.S. Treasury market volatility is at three-decade lows, strongly indicating that a major move is ahead that will have significant effects on the financial markets, including precious metals. Although often overlooked by retail investors, there is a strong case that the most important market to watch is not stocks…
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Economic Stress: Credit Card Delinquencies Are on the Rise Even Among Those With Prime Credit
(Mike Maharrey, Money Metals News Service) Over the last several months, consumer credit data has suggested that Americans may have reached their credit limits. Now, there is further evidence of debt stress, as more consumers with high credit scores are falling behind on their credit card payments. This is dreadful news for an economy that…
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Trump Announces Firing of Fed Guv., but Legal Battle is Just Beginning
(Headline USA) President Donald Trump pledged on Friday to fire Lisa Cook, the embattled governor of the Federal Reserve, if she does not resign. Now, he’s following through on that promise. Trump said in a letter posted on his Truth Social platform that he is removing Cook effective immediately because of allegations that she committed mortgage…
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Alina Habba Defending Democrat Rep. in Lawsuit from Reporter Matt Taibbi
(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) The Trump administration has stepped in to defend a Democratic congresswoman who is facing a civil, $10 million defamation lawsuit filed by journalist Matt Taibbi. Taibbi filed the federal lawsuit in April against Rep. Sydney Kamlager-Dove, D-Calif., after she allegedly falsely accused him of being a “serial sexual harasser” during both…
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FBI Agent Illegally Installed Surveillance Equipment on Private Property; Bureau Boss Covered Up the Crime
(Ken Silva, Headline USA) The DOJ Inspector General released a report Monday, finding that an FBI agent illegally installed surveillance equipment on private property, and that the agent’s boss then covered up the illegal activity. The boss—a now-retired FBI special agent-in-charge (SAC)—also reprimanded other bureau employees who reported the illegal surveillance equipment, the report said.…
