Trump Puts 100% Tariffs On Films Made Outside USA
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Trump Puts 100% Tariffs On Films Made Outside USA
President Donald Trump escalated his trade agenda this week, announcing sweeping new tariffs that target the global movie industry. Townflex News
Trump staff admitted to Speaker Johnson that he is being outplayed by China
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New York Times: Big Tech Told Kids to Code. The Jobs Didn’t Follow
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NY Times
Big Tech Told Kids to Code. The Jobs Didn’t Follow.
As the industry embraces A.I. coding tools, computer science graduates say they’re struggling to land tech jobs.
Labor Dept. to delay economic data if government shuts down, putting Friday's jobs report in doubt
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CBS News
Labor Dept. to delay economic data if government shuts down, putting Friday's jobs report in doubt
The agency's Bureau of Labor Statistics would suspend operations if the U.S. government shuts down this week, potentially delaying key economic reports.
As Tariffs Send Coffee Prices Soaring, Some In Congress Are Brewing Up A Solution
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As Tariffs Send Coffee Prices Soaring, Some In Congress Are Brewing Up A Solution
The cost of coffee is on the rise, thanks to tariffs. Congress has introduced a bill to scrap the tax—a move that could be popular as more Americans reach for a cup.
Nonfarm labor productivity up 3.3% in Q2 2025, unit labor costs up 1.0%
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Second Quarter 2025, Revised - 2025 Q02 Results
Bessent Text Leak: Message Suggests Argentina Bailout Is Backfiring
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Bessent Text Leak: Message Suggests Argentina Bailout Is Backfiring
Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins texted Bessent to point out that Argentina scored a big soybean deal with China after a U.S. bailout — while U.S. farmers were out of luck.
US exports of beef to China are down 90%. And Australia is the big winner in this US-China trade war.
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What will happen if there’s a government shutdown at days end
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What happens now that a government shutdown is underway
A lot of government continues during a federal shutdown. The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, also known as food stamps, will continue at least for the month of October.
"This Is Not a Drill": 100,000+ Federal Workers Poised to Resign Tuesday Over Trump’s "Deferred Resignation" Plan
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Auto giant's collapse sparks recession fears in haunting parallel to 2008 crash: 'Canary in the coal mine'
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Mail Online
Auto giant's collapse sparks recession fears in parallel to 2008 crash
Experts are warning that yet another auto industry bankruptcy is a worrying sign for the US economy.
Largest mass resignation in US history as 100,000 federal workers quit
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Newsweek
Largest mass resignation in US history as 100,000 federal workers quit
The resignations come as part of a cost-cutting program drawn up by President Trump at the start of his second administration.
Priorities! Trump announces $600 million in new coal subsidies on the eve of the government shutdown.
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Photo above - America's largest surviving coal fired power plant, near Macon Georgia. See the intense orange flames, proving those are NOT nuclear cooling towers? The plant uses 11 million tons of coal annually, all brought by train from Wyoming. That's 1 million railroad cars, if you're keeping count . . .
I haven’t seen a coal fired electric plant in years. The closest one to me is about an hour south, near Gibsonville Florida, off route 41. Never been there. America has been phasing coal plants out. President Trump wants to change all that. $600 million in taxpayer money will be used to reopen closed coal fired electric plants (see link below).
If I can oppose government handouts for windmills - and billion dollar fusion reactors which don’t actually generate power – I can rant against handouts for coal strip mines and power plants too. More coal is the answer to a question nobody ever asked, except possibly miners in West Virginia and Wyoming.
I’m all for more electricity. During a watch party for the Buccaneers game Sunday we were bombarded with several “AWS” ads – Amazon Web Services. Between AWS and Amazon’s half dozen AI projects there is a LOT of electrical consumption. Jeff Bezos refuses to disclose how much electricity his empire uses, but I’m going to guess it’s considerably more than what could be generated by $600 million worth of remodeled coal plants.
The problem isn’t coal. Or AI, or server farms in general. Or nuclear power plants nearing the end of their useful lives. Or windmills which need to be torn down and thrown into the sea to become artificial reefs after their 25 year life expectancy is reached. Or dams which block rivers and prevent fish from spawning. The problem is that we – as consumers – always insist on more and more electrically powered conveniences, and the cheapest possible KwH cost to run these things.
Remember when we were brainwashed that LED lights were so efficient that they were going to save us from needing new power plants? Government mandates forbade the construction of new homes with incandescent bulbs, and soon they were no longer even for sale at Home Depot. A single 60 watt (equivalent) LED replacement cost $9.99 back then. Hooray, we will earn back the purchase cost over 25 years if we use that bulb 2 hours a day.
Today those same bulbs are available (from Amazon) for 90 cents each. Down from $9.99 each during the heady government mandate+stop climate change era. I possibly still have some of those $9.99 legacy LED bulbs in some of my lamps. And CFC twist bulbs, too.
Government mandates and giveaways distort markets. Just like the cost of LED bulbs first went over the moon, then eventually came back to earth. Now those refurbished coal plants are going to make someone rich. Our government is picking winners and losers. Someone with a stake in coal has just become a winner, and someone with a stake in wind turbines was a loser earlier this year.
I’m just sayin’ . . .
**Trump administration opens more land for coal mining, offers $625M to boost coal-fired power plants**
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Photo above - America's largest surviving coal fired power plant, near Macon Georgia. See the intense orange flames, proving those are NOT nuclear cooling towers? The plant uses 11 million tons of coal annually, all brought by train from Wyoming. That's 1 million railroad cars, if you're keeping count . . .
I haven’t seen a coal fired electric plant in years. The closest one to me is about an hour south, near Gibsonville Florida, off route 41. Never been there. America has been phasing coal plants out. President Trump wants to change all that. $600 million in taxpayer money will be used to reopen closed coal fired electric plants (see link below).
If I can oppose government handouts for windmills - and billion dollar fusion reactors which don’t actually generate power – I can rant against handouts for coal strip mines and power plants too. More coal is the answer to a question nobody ever asked, except possibly miners in West Virginia and Wyoming.
I’m all for more electricity. During a watch party for the Buccaneers game Sunday we were bombarded with several “AWS” ads – Amazon Web Services. Between AWS and Amazon’s half dozen AI projects there is a LOT of electrical consumption. Jeff Bezos refuses to disclose how much electricity his empire uses, but I’m going to guess it’s considerably more than what could be generated by $600 million worth of remodeled coal plants.
The problem isn’t coal. Or AI, or server farms in general. Or nuclear power plants nearing the end of their useful lives. Or windmills which need to be torn down and thrown into the sea to become artificial reefs after their 25 year life expectancy is reached. Or dams which block rivers and prevent fish from spawning. The problem is that we – as consumers – always insist on more and more electrically powered conveniences, and the cheapest possible KwH cost to run these things.
Remember when we were brainwashed that LED lights were so efficient that they were going to save us from needing new power plants? Government mandates forbade the construction of new homes with incandescent bulbs, and soon they were no longer even for sale at Home Depot. A single 60 watt (equivalent) LED replacement cost $9.99 back then. Hooray, we will earn back the purchase cost over 25 years if we use that bulb 2 hours a day.
Today those same bulbs are available (from Amazon) for 90 cents each. Down from $9.99 each during the heady government mandate+stop climate change era. I possibly still have some of those $9.99 legacy LED bulbs in some of my lamps. And CFC twist bulbs, too.
Government mandates and giveaways distort markets. Just like the cost of LED bulbs first went over the moon, then eventually came back to earth. Now those refurbished coal plants are going to make someone rich. Our government is picking winners and losers. Someone with a stake in coal has just become a winner, and someone with a stake in wind turbines was a loser earlier this year.
I’m just sayin’ . . .
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'A perfect storm' — more colleges at risk as enrollment falls and financial pressures mount
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CNBC
'A perfect storm' — more colleges at risk as enrollment falls and financial pressures mount
In part due to the Trump administration's changes to the student visa policy, there are fewer students on college campuses this fall.
There may not be a jobs report at all this week — so economists are homing in on this data instead
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Trump says kitchen cabinets and sofas are a threat to America
https://www.smh.com.au/business/the-economy/trump-says-kitchen-cabinets-and-sofas-are-a-threat-to-america-20250929-p5mym4.html
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Trump says kitchen cabinets and sofas are a threat to America
Donald Trump is getting creative as he ramps up his war on the world.
The Mother Of All Corruption: Donald Trump’s TikTok Deal Looks Like Crony Capitalism
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JD Vance finally admits groceries and housing are crushingly expensive — but still insists on bizarrely blaming Biden
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JD Vance finally admits groceries and housing are crushingly expensive — but still insists on bizarrely blaming Biden - WTF Detective
Vice President JD Vance has acknowledged that the cost of living — particularly groceries and housing — remains painfully high, but once again pointed the finger at what he called the “disastrous Biden economy,” despite the fact that the Trump administration…
Trump claims America is now in a “golden age” – but is it?
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In Defence of Marxism
Trump claims America is now in a “golden age” – but is it?
“I have been right about everything.” Thus spoke Donald Trump very modestly about himself as he addressed the General Assembly of the United Nations on Tuesday
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Trump threatens medical programs as the Republican-controlled Congress nears a shutdown
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