I'm hunkering down in my bomb shelter and waiting this one out. Don’t Trust the Market’s Knee-Jerk Reaction to the Midterms Politically driven trades can be justified, but they might backfire once postelection hype settles down By James Mackintosh, WSJ Nov. 8, 2026 5:30 am ET Wall Street has good reason to worry in the wake of midterms. Jeenah Moon/Reuters Take a breath. When it comes to trading politics, the truth is that no one knows anything. The scale of the selloff since

I wonder if he's enjoying his retirement? I certainly am! Stephen Colbert rushed out of Harvard event, accosted by union protesters By Daniel Cody, NY Post Published Nov. 7, 2026 Liberal former late-night host Stephen Colbert had to be rushed out of an event at Harvard after someone pulled a fire alarm as hundreds of union protesters shouted outside over his decision to cross their picket line and give a talk at the school, according to reports. Cellist Yo-Yo Ma took the stag

Premiering today, KSnitz's new Rap song about this clown. NYC ‘principal’ — who’s also a rapper — being paid nearly $200K to run a school that doesn’t exist By David Spector, NY Post Published Nov. 8, 2026 This is Ludacris. An NYC educrat who moonlights as a rapper is raking in an eye-watering $192,374 principal’s salary for not running a school, The Post has learned. Caleb Haraguchi-Combs was a vice principal in BORO when he was handpicked in January to become “project direc

What's K Pop? This Sheet! According to Gemini, K-Pop's global audience runs about 150 million active fans trending towards Gen Z and Millennials (mostly female). The viewing audience spans Asia, American and Latin American. The dark side of K-pop by Sarah Hurtes and Jin Yu Young, The NY Times Nov 8, 2026 We talked to dozens of former K-pop idols, producers and lawyers about what really happens behind the glitter. Child stardom has always had a dark side. The studio pressured

It could be deal time! Ten Months of War to Gain 46 Square Miles: How Russia Is Failing on the Battlefield Ukrainian forces have foiled Moscow’s offensive in the Donetsk region. The Russian army is making one more push By Ian Lovett, Ievgeniia Sivorka and Andrew Barnett, WSJ Nov. 6, 2026 11:00 pm ET Russian forces gained only 46 square miles of territory in Ukraine through October 2026, compared with 1,874 square miles in 2025. Russia entered the fifth year of its full-scale

Stop whining. You could be home shopping in China. Where Young People Can Still Afford a Home, Ranked World Population Review Nov 7, 2026 A closer look at housing costs and incomes. 1. 🏠 The Most Affordable Countries Start with the places where homes cost the fewest years of income. 🔑 Oman and Saudi Arabia lead the world, with a home price-to-income ratio of just 3.1. South Africa follows at 3.2 and the United States at 3.3. Qatar stands at 5.2, Denmark at 6.5, Palestine at

Listen, the cheap eggs have the same macronutrients but a slightly inferior fat profile. Plus they don't look as appealing if you eat raw on a plate (which I love to do). For me, the real issue is how we treat chickens. I'm ok with eating fried chicken and I love beef, but the thought of a chicken sitting in a Matrix style like hen house all day seems a little dystopian to me. I realize I could become a vegetarian but I'm not interested. I compared Walmart’s Great Value eg

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China's citizens appetite for cars is cratering along with Europe's. That leaves the US! I'm as patriotic as the next guy, but I'm pining to own a BYD. My ship will never come in. America Has Become the Last Place to Make Money for the World’s Automakers Foreign manufactures are scrambling to compete with Detroit, undercut by Chinese cars and spurred by U.S. customers’ longstanding love of big vehicles By Sharon Terlep, WSJ Nov. 6, 2026 Volkswagen is considering making its f

Upset? Pissed about Iran, Putin and ICE? Try on a recession for size. See how you like them apples. The Job Market Message for Democrats The election victors inherit a solid economy, if they can keep it. By The Editorial Board, WSJ Nov. 6, 2026 6:00 pm ET If Thursday’s stock-market correction was a warning, Friday’s modest market rebound and solid jobs report constitute a reprieve. Newly elected Democrats are inheriting a growing economy. If they can keep it. Net job gains t

What Trump’s pick of Stephen Miller for chief of staff means for rest of his presidency By Steven Nelson, NY Post Published Nov. 6, 2026, 5:11 p.m. ET WASHINGTON — It’s Miller time — and the gloves are off! President Trump pulled out his bulldog Stephen Miller as he prepares for an epic fight with Democrats following Tuesday’s blue tsunami — announcing Miller as his new chief of staff in anticipation of a showdown with Capitol Hill. Miller, 41, is the architect of Trump’s har

My take. If the Dems start channeling Bill Clinton and move to the center the GOP is toast. Clinton may have been a slimeball in his personal life, but as a Democrat understood how to promote business, work across the aisle and grow our economy. Will they do this? Not a chance. If/when we wrap things up in Iran and negotiate a deal with Putin our economy will go on a tear and the pendulum may well swing back in the GOP's favor for 2028. To survive, the GOP must learn from Tr

Hospitals Are So Crowded Patients Spend 24 Hours in the E.R. Hallways Wait times for hospital beds are getting longer, clogging up emergency rooms, and doctors say it is only getting worse By Peter Loftus, WSJ Nov. 6, 2026 In America’s overcrowded hospitals, emergency rooms are increasingly turning into medical waiting rooms. The practice of keeping admitted patients in the emergency room while they wait for a bed, known as boarding, is increasing in American hospitals. You a

Now that we have some card carrying progressives in town I'm wonder how I can maneuver to get on the government nipple? What will the Democratic majority do? Peter Wood, The Spectator Friday, November 6, 2026 Now that the Democrats have secured majorities in the House and Senate, what will they do? “I heard they submitted articles of impeachment this morning!” said one gentleman to his cellphone as I passed him near Columbus Circle. I didn’t recognize him but the odds are pre

What I've been trying to tell you! Below is Claude's analysis With Texas going Blue is Florida the most logical place for new Data Centers to explode? What are the most logical places with open land, friendly politics and the ability to build new electrical generation? Texas did flip at the top of the ticket, but I don’t think Florida is the obvious next stop. It’s actually one of the least welcoming states for hyperscale projects right now. What changed in Texas On Tuesday J

November 06, 2026 Meat-Free Nations: Countries With the Most Vegetarians World Population Review 1. 🥗 India Stands Alone at the Top No other country comes close on share. 🏆 India leads the world, with about 39 percent of its population following a vegetarian diet. Mexico follows at 19 percent and China at 16. Brazil stands at 14 percent, Taiwan at 13.5, Argentina at 12, and Indonesia, Austria, and Finland at 11 each. Vietnam rounds out the top ten at 10 percent. India’s lea

Hold it right there partner. Are you over the age of 18? No? Then stop reading this. The Report is for adults and this is mature content. The real average penis size, according to 33 studies — both length and girth By McKenzie Beard Published Nov. 5, 2026 Men are known to stretch the truth about what’s in their trousers. One study found that the average Joe exaggerates the length of his manhood by around 20% — with one particularly big-talking fellow claiming he was packing

Report CEO, T Spritzler to compete this year in Austin Texas in his first F1 race, shown standing next to his modified Tesla Cybertruck. Tesla to wind down Cybertruck production at Texas factory as it struggles to win appeal By Reuters, NY Post Published Nov. 6, 2026 Tesla plans to wind down Cybertruck production at its Texas gigafactory around the middle of ‌next year, CEO Elon Musk said on Friday, as the futuristic model once touted as a rival to legacy pickup trucks strugg