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Emily Peck wrote sensationalist posts involving Kavanaugh. The info is second-hand and doesn’t even implicate Kavanaugh.
Greg Ip, my favorite WSJ columnist, discusses iPhone assemblies and hollow victories of Trump’s trade wars.
As a single country, China is the US’s largest trading partner but Canada is the largest export partner.
GeoFred and the St. Louis Fed data repository (Fred) put together a set of interesting trade maps.
UK Prime Minister Theresa May presented her “Chequers” Brexit Plan at an EU Summit. She was thoroughly rebuked.
The WSJ, Wa-Po, NYT, and FT all have not covered a blockbuster “Who Did It” revelation on the Kavanaugh accusation.…
Wynright Corporation will expand its operations in Indiana and close plants in suburban Elk Grove and Oak Lawn Illinois.
In a series of Tweets, Ed Whelan lays out details of what likely happened: Mistaken identity
A woman accusing Kavanaugh retracted her statement and deleted the accusation. Meanwhile, stupidity to the forefront.
“It was a disappointment, but at least it wasn’t a loss. Existing home sales were expected to increase in August.”