Jonny Ehlers knows that in starting conversation about composting what you’re really doing is opening a whole can of worms – both figuratively and literally. “Once we start unraveling the...

In this new post, Carl G. Lundblad, a new ecological researcher working at the University of Idaho, ID, USA, shares his paper: Intraspecific variation in incubation behaviours along a latitudinal...

National security and economic globalization are increasingly intertwined. Amid rapid technological change and increased tension in the international system, the United States and Japan are each honing their own economic...

https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/France-Macron-Riots.mp4   There are major riots in just about every city in France over the validity of the election.  Police are breaking up protests by using teargas on civilians. The...

Democrats in Rhode Island have prepared legislation that could double taxes for parents of unvaccinated children. Senator Sam Bell, who is championing the bill, claims that there is a need...

As the war in Ukraine continues, so does the need for funding. Zelensky’s people are now asking for $7 billion in funding per month. The World Bank estimates that it...

  https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Bush-Putin-Party.mp4   Before Obama started the New Cold War against Russia following Hillary’s failed attempt to take over Russia by interfering in the 2000 election, the world was much...

Israel has now moved to add the Chinese yuan to its reserve currency portfolio, which will create a natural hedge against the risk of insanity pushing for war by the...

Of course, Macron won amid allegations of vote tampering. If a ballot was torn in any way, which seems to have been those of Le Pen, they were just discarded....

The Biden administration continues to cite temporary supply disturbances as the cause for high inflation. Following the Consumer Price Index (CPI) release earlier this month, which reported a breathtaking 8.5...