Neenah PayneOn December 22, President-elect Trump spoke at Turning Point USA’s “America Fest” in Phoenix, Arizona -- his first rally since his re-election. There were 14,000 people inside the convention center and 7,000 outside! The crowd gave Trump a roaring ovation as he came onstage and did his famous Trump Dance. Is This The Age of Aquarius? shows that “The Trump” has not only swept sport teams and youth in America, but families did it during Thanksgiving – and even China is doing it!!

Neenah PayneRoger Ver is widely known as “Bitcoin Jesus” for his early promotion of the cryptocurrency. In 1999, at age 19 while in college, Ver founded MemoryDealers.com, the first business to accept bitcoin as payment. Around 2017, the multi-millionaire Bitcoin advocate switched his allegiance to Bitcoin Cash.

Emily ThompsonAs foreign as this sounds to people living in Western, civilized countries, water scarcity affects over two billion people worldwide and is one of the most pressing challenges of the 21st centurySeveral factors, including climate change, population growth, and poor resource management, exacerbate the crisis, threatening food security, public health, and economic stability. By 2050, water stress could reduce GDP in affected regions by up to 8% and heighten resource disputes, increasing conflict risks.

Neenah PayneWhen all else fails, call him Hitler shows that Democrats repeatedly warned that Trump is like Hitler and is a “threat to democracy”. The Democrats and corporate media call the January 6 events an “insurrection” and “the greatest attack on democracy – ever!”

Neenah PaynePresident-elect Trump discussed the goals for his administration on NBC News' Meet The Press with Kristen Welker on December 8, in his first post-election interview. The interview gave Trump an opportunity to explain his plans more fully to the nation and to respond to important questions.

Neenah PayneDr. Martin Jacques - How China will change almost everything explains that the Chinese economy was the largest in the world until the mid-19th century and represented one third of the global economy. China accepted only silver in exchange for goods. Britain, tired of paying in silver, seduced the Chinese to accept opium as payment!