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    Hard Asset Money Show Explores CBDC Anti-Surveillance State Act with United States Senator Bill Hagerty

    Christian Briggs and Senator Hagerty Discuss Legislation to Block CBDC Rollout in the U.S.SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO / ACCESSWIRE / April 16, 2024 / The "Hard Asset Money Show," hosted by Christian Briggs, founder and CEO of Hard Asset Management, Inc., has released a pivotal new episode featuring a deep dive into the legislative measures against the potential implementation of a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) in the United States. In this engaging discussion, Tennessee Senator and Senate

  • Gov. Hochul, State Leaders Have Preliminary Agreement on State Budget

    Governor Kathy Hochul and New York legislative leaders have come to a preliminary agreement on the state budget. Hochul’s original proposed spending plan $233 billion would increase to $237 billion. However, voting on the plan is not expected until later this week. Hochul said the budget will include “the most comprehensive housing policy seen in […]

  • Lao New Year 2024 - United States Department of State

    On behalf of the United States of America, I wish everyone in the Lao People’s Democratic Republic a happy, healthy, and prosperous Lao New Year. As you celebrate this special holiday, the United States looks forward to advancing our comprehensive partnership and working closely with Laos in support of its ASEAN chair year. There is

  • Combating Communism in the United States

    As the United States races toward the 2024 presidential election, Americans must reject communism at the ballot box — and its dangerous philosophies of human nature — and return to God. The final battle between good and evil seems to be on the rise now more than ever, according to communist expert Steven Mosher. The death toll, loss of freedom, attack on religion, and more are all hallmarks of the rise of communist China. Americans must do everything in their power to resist the communist rise...

  • Welcome to the United States House of Parliament

    Mike Johnson (R-La.) starts this week looking less like speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives and more like a European prime minister. Partisan politics, at least as they’ve been understood in the United States, are flipped on their head. Johnson’s plan to sacrifice American border security to pass $95 billion in foreign aid is on its way to the Senate, powered by a coalition of House Republican and Democrat appropriators, and over the objections of both his voters and the majority of...

  • McAllen presses needs to state transportation leaders

    MISSION — “We’re not the sleepy little cities we used to be, especially the McAllen area, Pharr (and) Mission. We keep growing. It’s amazing what’s going on,” McAllen Mayor Javier Villalobos said amidst a gaggle of local officials on Monday.

  • West African leaders dial down on Togo mission

    Leaders from the West African regional bloc, Ecowas, have climbed down on their initial announcement that they were visiting Togo "due to the seriousness of the controversial constitutional reforms that the government planned to introduce".

  • Australia to dodge United States' inflation uptick

    Australia is yet to declare victory against inflation and hotter-than-expected price data out of the world’s biggest economy and fresh volatility in oil markets are casting shadows over the outlook. AMP deputy chief economist Diana Mousina says the recent uptick in United States’ inflation data is concerning but Australia is experiencing different consumer price trends […]

  • This Massachusetts city ranked for having best riverwalk in the United States

    Cities all across the United States have transformed their riverfront areas, and one Massachusetts riverwalk was ranked one of the best in the United States.

  • U.S. Vetoes Palestinian State at United Nations

    The United States used its veto on Thursday at the United Nations (UN) Security Council to block a Palestinian state from being declared unilaterally.

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    Xbox Mastercard is now available to all United States residents

    In September 2023, Microsoft announced early access to Xbox Mastercard, a credit card with perks for gamers. Today, the no-annual-fee card is available to all residents of the United States.