The Executive Order That Could Undo 1933's Greatest Injustice
In 1933, The Government Took Americans' Gold. In 2026, A Gold Reset Could Change Everything.
A little-known U.S. law could let the Treasury revalue its gold from roughly $42 an ounce to today’s market price.
If that happens, Americans who own physical gold could see major changes in the value of their holdings.
House votes to hold Leon Black in contempt of Congress in Epstein probe
The House of Representatives unanimously adopted a resolution Wednesday to hold billionaire Leon Black in contempt of Congress for defying two subpoenas issued in the House Oversight Committee's probe of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Democrats propose bill to strike down controversial Saudi nuclear deal
Democratic lawmakers are pushing a bill to disapprove of a nuclear cooperation agreement struck between the United States and Saudi Arabia in a bid to strike down the proposal during a three-month period of congressional review.
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On September 17, 1908, Orville Wright took one of his experimental airplanes into the sky at Fort Myer, Virginia, during a demonstration for the U.S. Army. The flight ended in a serious crash after one of the airplane’s propeller blades broke, but the accident became a notable moment in aviation history as the world’s first fatality in a powered aircraft. Despite the tragedy, the Wright brothers continued developing their airplanes and helped lay the foundation for modern aviation.
