Op-eds/Must Reads
Five Reasons You Should Blame The Economics Discipline For Today’s Problems (Excellent read, Forbes)
Clinton’s Charity Confirms Qatar’s $1 Million Gift While She Was at State Dept (Very, very disturbing, Reuters)
Don’t Be So Sure Russia Hacked the Clinton Emails (Dangerous game being played, Reuters)
How PE Firms Are Flipping Drugs in Price-Gouging Scheme that Cannibalizes the Entire US Economy (Wolf Street)
How Donald Trump Used Fine Print To Make It Harder To Sue Wall Street For Fraud (David Sirota writing at IBD)
Forget the FBI Cache; the Podesta Emails Show How America is Run (Thomas Frank writing at The Guardian)
A Union of Politics and News Ends With Both Contaminated (The New York Times)
Trump Eyes Goldman Alum Mnuchin for Treasury Secretary (Wall Street always finds a way, Politico)
Slovenian Marxists for Trump (Good, quick video, The Intercept)
Election 2016
FBI Finds Emails Related to Hillary Clinton’s State Department Tenure (Some not duplicates, CBS)
That Secret Trump-Russia Email Server Link is Likely Neither Secret Nor a Trump-Russia Link (The Washington Post)
Investigating Donald Trump, F.B.I. Sees No Clear Link to Russia (The New York Times)
Susan Sarandon on Refusing to Back Clinton: ‘I Don’t Vote With My Vagina’ (The Hill)
Bill and Hillary Clinton Lead Diabolical, Influence-Peddling Organized Crime Syndicate, FBI’s Former NYC Boss Says (NY Daily News)
McCaul: If Elected, Hillary Clinton Could Be Impeached (Politico)
Report: FBI Reviewing Manafort’s Foreign Ties (The Hill)
Erik Prince: NYPD Ready to Make Arrests in Anthony Weiner Case (I’m no Erik Prince fan, but interesting article, Breitbart)
Massie: Lame-Duck Session is Dangerous (Rep. Thomas Massie writing at Cincinnati.com)
J. Edgar Comey (Andrew Napolitano writing at Reason)
Geopolitics/WW3
Saudi Arabia Appoints Bahraini Judge Involved in Arab Spring Crackdown to Investigate Alleged War Crimes in Yemen (The Independent)
Abadi Says ‘We Are Ready’ If Turkey Wants War (Al Monitor)
Saudi-Led Raid Kills 60 at Yemen Security Site (Reuters)
UK Court Says Brexit Needs Parliament’s Approval (Reuters)
Financial Markets/Economy
Kentucky Plans to Pull At Least $800 Million From Hedge Funds (The Wall Street Journal)
Miscellaneous
Election Chaos Fears Have Preppers Stockpiling Survival Food (NBC)
Number of Home-Schooled Students Has Doubled Since 1999 (The Washington Post)
New York’s Bitcoin Hub Dreams Fade With Licensing Backlog (Reuters)
Liberty Blitzkrieg Partners
Power Preparedness: A Survival Guide For Power Failure (Ammo.com)
Rules Don’t Apply to Oregon’s Political Class (Open the Books)
In Liberty,
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