Dara Brandt

The U.S. housing market has reached a critical juncture, according to real estate expert Michael Bordenaro. In a r ecent video, Bordenaro argues that the long-awaited inflection point in the housing market has finally arrived, with key data points showing troubling trends that signal a shift from the booming post-pandemic market to one that is now in “emergency mode.”

In a stunning turn of events, Boeing has found itself in a deeply humiliating situation after NASA decided to rely on SpaceX to rescue astronauts stranded on the International Space Station (ISS). This decision comes after Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft experienced critical issues, including helium leaks and thruster malfunctions, which raised serious safety concerns. On the PBD Podcast, hosted by Patrick Bet-David, this unfolding drama was dissected with biting commentary from co-hosts Adam Sosnick, Tom Ellsworth, and guest host Amy Dangerfield.

Governor Greg Abbott recently announced that over 1 million ineligible voters have been removed from Texas voter rolls since 2021. This action is part of ongoing efforts by the state’s Republican leadership to enhance what they call election integrity. According to a report by ABC13 Houston, reported by Pooja Lodhia, these reforms were primarily driven by concerns following the 2020 election, leading to the passage of Senate Bill 1, which aimed to crack down on illegal voting.

California has once again found itself at the center of a heated debate, this time over a state Senate-approved bill that would allow illegal immigrants to apply for a first-time homebuyer program. The program, which offers zero-interest loans with no money down, has sparked significant backlash, particularly from conservative voices. OutKick host Tomi Lahren was quick to criticize the initiative during an appearance

Bass Pro Shops, a leading outdoor retail chain, is grappling with significant economic pressures that have led to major workforce reductions in its aluminum boat division. According to Travis Bajema, also known as The Economic Ninja, the company recently announced a 10% cut in its aluminum boat-building workforce. This move highlights the broader financial challenges that the company is facing as consumer spending shifts dramatically in response to rising costs.

In a recent discussion hosted by Kyle Clark on Next 9 NEWS, Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman and Denver Mayor Mike Johnston addressed the growing concerns over alleged Venezuelan gang activity in their cities. Both mayors emphasized that while the issue is real, the media coverage – particularly from conservative outlets – has exaggerated the situation, leading to unnecessary panic. According to Coffman, the problem has been blown out of proportion, with reports painting an inaccurate picture of widespread gang violence across Aurora and Denver.

The fast food chicken sandwich wars of 2019 may feel like a distant memory, but according to Jamie Leventhal from Morning Brew, those battles were just the beginning of an ongoing poultry revolution in the fast food industry. What started as a craze over chicken sandwiches has evolved into a broader competition as fast food chains continue to expand their chicken offerings at an unprecedented rate.

BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, recently announced the launch of a new investment platform in Saudi Arabia, with an anchor investment of $5 billion coming directly from the kingdom’s sovereign wealth fund. This move has raised significant ethical concerns, especially given BlackRock’s public commitment to Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) criteria. The YouTube channel How Money Works explores the implications of this venture, shedding light on what might really be behind BlackRock’s decision to partner with the authoritarian petro-state.

Chicago is grappling with a significant financial challenge as it faces a nearly $1 billion budget deficit for 2025. The city’s projected shortfall of $982.4 million, announced recently, has sparked concerns among residents and city officials alike, raising questions about where the city goes from here. The deficit, which is nearly double the gap faced last year, is attributed to rising costs, declining revenues, and expiring one-time budget fixes. These details were reported by WGN News ‘Dana Rebik and CBS Chicago’s Sara Machi.

In a recent video, German theoretical physicist and philosopher of science Dr. Sabine Hossenfelder addressed the ongoing debate surrounding climate change tipping points. The discussion was sparked by a New York Times article on climate tipping points, which was criticized by climate change skeptic Anthony Watts, associated with the Heartland Institute. Dr. Hossenfelder took issue with Watts’ dismissal of the article, urging viewers to take the reality of climate tipping points seriously.