Posts by Amelia Frost
Department Of Homeland Security Claims Rent Prices Are Falling Because Of ICE Raids.
During President Donald Trump’s second term in office Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE), operating under the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), has massively increased deportations of undocumented immigrants residing in the U.S. The DHS is now claiming that this campaign is driving down rents nationwide. “DHS is reducing your rent, especially in states that cooperate…
Read MoreSouth African Ambassador To U.S. Denies Trump Administration’s Claims Of White Genocide, Calls It ‘Something That Just Doesn’t Exist’.
Since President Donald Trump’s return to office, the U.S. has drastically reduced the number of refugees allowed into the United States. In October 2025 the Trump administration lowered the formal annual refugee cap to a record low of 7,500 places. With the exception of three Afghans, every refugee admitted into the U.S. between 1st October…
Read MoreChina’s VP Urged Nations To Embrace Multilateralism In His UN Address. His Speech Was Full Of Thinly-Veiled Criticisms Of The U.S.
Chinese Vice-President Zheng was the first to address the assembly during Saturday’s morning session of the UN General Assembly’s (UNGA) General Debate. Chinese President Xi Jinping decided to skip the UN meeting in New York but was in Washington for a summit with President Donald Trump between September 23rd and September 25th. Zheng used the…
Read MoreCalifornia’s Oldest Family-Owned Winery Files For Bankruptcy. A 168-Year Legacy Faces Its Biggest Test Yet
California’s oldest continuously family-owned winery has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, putting six generations of family control on course to end while the 168-year-old Sonoma Valley business searches for a new owner and works through its debt. Vineburg LLC, which does business as Gundlach Bundschu Winery, filed for bankruptcy on Sept. 23 in the…
Read MoreThe AI Boom Faces a $300 Billion a Year Test. Goldman Sachs Says Hyperscalers Still Have a Long Way to Go.
As investors pile back into the technology giants spending hundreds of billions of dollars to build the infrastructure behind artificial intelligence, Goldman Sachs says those companies still face an enormous hurdle before the boom can be considered financially successful. Goldman Sachs strategist Ryan Hammond estimated that major hyperscalers like Amazon, Microsoft and Oracle will need…
Read MoreU.S. Orders For Chinese Goods Jumped Ahead Of Trump-Xi Summit. The Rebound Caught Researchers By Surprise.
American businesses sharply increased orders for Chinese goods in September, according to a private survey of nearly 1,300 companies, marking an unexpected rebound in U.S.-bound demand as Washington and Beijing continued talks over their trade relationship. A gauge tracking U.S. orders climbed to 13 in September from 3 in August and negative 12 a year…
Read MoreSupreme Court Revives Trump Citizenship Data Tool: States Cleared to Use SAVE for Voter Checks
The Supreme Court on Friday cleared the way for states to use an expanded federal citizenship database to review voter rolls, handing President Donald Trump a significant victory in his administration’s push to identify noncitizens who may be registered to vote ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. In an unsigned 6-3 emergency ruling, the court…
Read MoreNanexa Stock Skyrockets More Than 100% After Signing Drug Deal With Wegovy Maker Novo Nordisk
Shares of Swedish drug-delivery company Nanexa exploded higher Friday after the small biotech landed a licensing agreement worth as much as $1.33 billion with Novo Nordisk, the pharmaceutical heavyweight behind blockbuster obesity drugs Wegovy and Ozempic. Nanexa shares surged more than 100% in Stockholm. the company announced Thursday evening that it had entered into a…
Read MoreRosabella Wants to Make the Superfood You Stopped Using Easier to Take
Moringa has been used for centuries, but for many people who discover it today, the experience starts with enthusiasm and ends with a bag of green powder sitting untouched in the cupboard. The reason is not difficult to understand. Moringa has a strong, earthy taste. Loose powder needs to be measured, mixed and worked into…
Read MoreBond Yields Keep Climbing. Stocks Rose Anyway And The Major Indexes Closed a Winning Week.
Stocks climbed on Friday despite rising bond yields and a new drop in consumer sentiment figures, with the major indexes closing a winning week. The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite gained 0.48%, while the S&P 500 did so 0.51%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average overperformed, increasing by 0.93%. Oil prices also dropped on Friday after a report…
Read MoreCanada’s South Pacific: Why True Wilderness Is the New Definition of Luxury
For decades, luxury real estate followed a simple formula: more square footage, a more prestigious postal code, a longer driveway between you and everyone else. But a quieter shift has been building among many of today’s most discerning buyers: the recognition that the ultimate luxury isn’t distance from other people. It’s proximity to something far…
Read MoreThe Next Step for Emergency Technology Is Better Coordination After the Alert
Shawn Daniel, Esq., Founder of Triune Alert An emergency can unfold in seconds, but the response that follows is often spread across several people, systems, and decisions. That matters in a country where smartphones are already nearly universal. Pew Research Center reported in 2025 that 91% of U.S. adults owned a smartphone, giving emergency technology…
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