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Shipping Container Rates Expected To Remain Elevated Through Year
Shipping Container Rates Expected To Remain Elevated Through Year Bad news for US importers searching for cheap shipping container rates, that is, rates are as up much as 50% than one year ago. Increasing shipping costs are crimping margins of importers that will ultimately have to be passed onto consumers. ... read more -
Far Left Terrorists Light Portland Police Union Building On Fire
Riot season is already in full bloom in the City Of Roses, as the warm weather has brought out more and more *PEACEFUL* arsonists and vandals. The *PEACEFUL* far left rioters have once again targeted the Portland police union headquarters, setting it on fire. *PEACEFULLY*. Portland protesters march to the... read more -
Montana’s Judicial Recusal Mess
(Kuzma/iStock/Getty Images Plus) I recently looked at Senate Bill 140, Montana’s new law eliminating the state’s Judicial Nominating Commission — an unelected body that severely limited the governor’s options to fill state court vacancies. The law is being challenged in the Montana supreme court by activists, former state legislators, and... read more
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Tax Bill Gates’s and Jeff Bezos’s Family Foundations
Commentary Governments are about to launch a free-for-all of taxes to pay for the free-for-all of spending on COVID-19—taxes on income, on wealth, on beer and billionaires, on Netflix, on carbon, on real estate transactions, on stock holdings, on international holdings, on just about everything. But the tax-and-spenders now in... read more -
Taiwan Bolsters Navy With Unveiling of New Amphibious Warfare Ship Amid China Threats
Taiwan unveiled a new amphibious warfare ship on Tuesday that can be used to land troops and will bolster supply lines to vulnerable islands offshore China and in the South China Sea. The 10,600-tonne Yu Shan, named after Taiwan’s tallest mountain, is the latest part of President Tsai Ing-wen’s ambitious... read more
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Australian University Rejects Chinese-Funded Research Worth Millions for National Interest
Several research projects and joint collaborations worth millions of dollars have been rejected by Adelaide University because of high-risk links to Beijing. In its submission to a national inquiry into security risks affecting higher education last month, the university revealed it rejected projects on the basis of national interest or... read more
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Australia and Saudi Arabia Resume Livestock Trade After 10 Year Hiatus
A ten-year hiatus on livestock trade between Australia and Saudi Arabia has been broken with the Middle East kingdom now welcoming Australian exports again. Agriculture Minister David Littleproud said on April 7 that Australia has been working with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) on the arrangements. “My department has been... read more
