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Subprime Auto Lenders Folding

PrimaLend Capital Partners filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, beckoning the start of America’s personal loan crisis. The subprime auto lender catered to those “buy-here-pay-here” dealerships that cater to those with bad credit. The people cannot pay their loans and the subprime lenders are folding. Delinquencies are rising, repossessions are surging, and the auto-loan market is […]

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One in 10 Americans on SNAP

There are 42 million Americans at risk of losing access to SNAP food stamp benefits due to the prolonged government shutdown. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) does not have the ability to continue funding the program and funds will run dry on November 1. It is more alarming that one in ten Americans currently

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Mamdani to Reform NYC – Wall Street Moves to Miami

https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/mandani-NYC.mp4   Andrew Cuomo’s campaign just posted — and quickly deleted — this AI-generated ad depicting “criminals for Zohran Mamdani.” It is 50 years since NYC had its last bankruptcy crisis in October 1975. President Gerald Ford initially opposed a federal bailout, leading to the famous October 30, 1975, New York Daily News headline: “FORD

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The Core of the Peace Proposal

The Road to Peace is undoubtedly attainable. I urge everyone to read my Peace Proposal that details the intricacies of restoring global order. The importance of restoring peace is paramount. Without peace, we will be forced to endure World War III—the destruction and loss of life is unfathomable. Share this document with whoever is willing

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Largest Corporate Layoffs of 2025

Companies are downsizing as the future looks bleak. Third-nation outsourcing is prevalent, and the domestic workforce is tightening. Several corporations shrank their workforce significantly this year in a trend that will continue as the economy turns down. GEICO insurance company, a subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway, reduced its workforce by 30,000 positions. Insurance may have seemed

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Japan’s Borders to Remain CLOSED

Japan’s Prime Minister-in-waiting Sanae Takaichi has been dubbed Japan’s Donald Trump for her nationalist views. Japan does not have a massive refugee problem. The small nation has always sought to preserve its cultural identity throughout history, and as such, has maintained a high-trust society. Takaichi warned that Japan will not bend to globalist forces, pointing

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