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Click On Picture To See Larger PictureThe [CB], financial pundits, fake news they were all wrong. Their window to try to blame a failing economy is almost closed. The [CB] will most likely move to the event stage. Inflation did not go up, most people are seeing lowering prices. Gas prices have come down. Trump has now made a deal with China. The [CB] is trapped and Trump is thinking about replacing Powell with Bessent. The [DS] have lost the people, they are desperately trying to win them back but it is failing. Once the people see the truth and they are thinking logically it is hard to put them back to sleep. The people see the riots in LA and now they are spreading to other cities. These are being funded by Soros and others. Antifa is leading the way and the illegals are filling in the holes. Most of these people especially those who funded these riots will be designated as Enemy Combatants. The military is the only way, remember your oath.
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Yes, gas prices in the U.S. have generally trended downward in recent months and over the past year, though there have been slight fluctuations. According to data from the Bureau of Transportation Statistics, the average price for regular motor gasoline in May 2025 was $3.15 per gallon, down 0.7% from April 2025 and down 12.6% from May 2024. Additionally, the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) reported that regular grade retail gasoline prices averaged $3.14 per gallon in the third quarter of 2025, 7% less than the same period in 2024.
Year-over-year, gas prices have decreased significantly, with the national average dropping from $3.61 in May 2024 to $3.19 in May 2025, an 11.5% decline.
the EIA forecasts further decreases in 2025 and 2026, with average prices expected to drop by 11 cents per gallon in 2025 (about 3%) and an additional 18 cents per gallon in 2026 (6%), driven by lower crude oil prices and increasing vehicle fleet efficiency. However, potential policy changes, such as tariffs on oil imports from Mexico and Canada, could disrupt this trend and lead to higher prices.
April 2025: 21 states had average gas prices below $3 per gallon.
May 2025: 22 states had average gas prices below $3 per gallon.
As of June 5, 2025, 28 states have average gas prices below $3 per gallon, according to GasBuddy dataTrump’s tariff gamble pays off — without the inflation
It was supposed to be economic Armageddon.It was a warning from academics, pundits, and many in the financial press.Tariffs, they said, would torch the American consumer, spike inflation, and crater confidence. Instead of tariff-fueled price hikes, the Bureau of Labor Statistics showed that prices for heavily impacted goods like clothing and new cars actually declined.Car prices dropped by 0.5% from March to April, despite 25% tariffs on auto imports going into effect on April 3. Clothing prices remained flat through March — even as progressive economists sounded alarms. Far from passing on costs, many retailers and foreign producers appeared to absorb them, underscoring the competitive nature of global commerce in a post-pandemic landscape.Even groceries — arguably the most politically sensitive prices of all — held steady through May, despite new duties on Canadian produce and other perishables. Consumers, in short, weren’t being punished at the checkout line.Of course, none of this was supposed to happen. Higher tariffs on steel and aluminum — some reaching 50% — have given domestic producers breathing room to grow. These are the kind of real-world gains that tariff critics said would never happen, or that would come at the expense of price stability.Consumer sentiment, too, has defied the gloomy forecasts. While the Conference Board’s confidence index dipped from pre-tariff highs, it stabilized at 65 in June—far from the collapse many on the left predicted . Americans appear to be adjusting, not panicking. The Economist said: the long-term effects of tariffs may still surface as supply chains adapt. That’s fair. But thus far, the data tell a different story — one of stability, resilience, and unexpected upside. They said this about Covid, long covid, oh thats right long covid had to do with the vaccine.Source: americanthinker.com
Speaker Johnson touts rescissions packages to codify DOGE cuts: ‘First of many’
The legislation, compiled by the Office of Management and Budget, requests the cancellation of $9.4 billion in already appropriated federal spending deemed wasteful by the Department of Government Efficiency. This includes $8.3 billion for “woke” or non-lifesaving foreign assistance and $1.1 billion for “politically biased” public broadcasting systems.Johnson also praised the more than $1.6 trillion in deficit-reducing savings found in the House’s massive budget resolution – also known as the One Big Beautiful Bill Act – that Senate Republicans are now wrangling with.Report: DDoS Attacks Are Hammering Financial Firms
Financial firms are facing a surge in highly targeted and sophisticated DDoS attacks, with new research revealing that threat actors are severely disrupting business operations, eroding profitability, and undermining customer trust.The latest study from nonprofit cybersecurity group FS-ISAC and cloud firm Akamai has revealed that financial services firms were among those hit hardest by volumetric DDoS attacks last year, which aim to overwhelm victims with sheer traffic made up of hundreds, millions, or even billions of individual malicious requests.The joint study, From Nuisance to Strategic Threat: DDoS Attacks Against the Financial Sector, found that these attacks against the financial sector have been growing for years, but 2024 saw a significantly sharp uptick compared to other industries, with a major spike in October that saw nearly 350 attack events.According to Akamai, application-layer DDoS attacks against the financial sector jumped 23% between 2023 and 2024 as the growing use of APIs continues to widen attack surfaces, while the data shows a 19% increase in DDoS attacks launched against user-facing components.Scott Bessent said to be in the race for next Fed chair. What it means for stock market investors
Scott Bessent, the U.S. Treasury Secretary and a central figure in President Donald Trump’s second-term economic team, is being seen as a serious contender to succeed Jerome Powell as Federal Reserve chair. According to a Bloomberg report published Wednesday, a growing chorus of advisers inside and outside the Trump administration are backing Bessent for the role, viewing his rise as a potential shift in the Federal Reserve’s approach to monetary policy and market intervention. Source: economictimes.indiatimes.com
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