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Thursday, November 6, 2025
The Sunday Morning Movie Presents: The Man Who Laughs (1928) Run Time: 1H 54M
Topics: Guest Post, Sunday morning Antidote movie
Posted by semper loquitur at 6:30 am | 5 Comments »
Rajiv Sethi: The Compact
The Trump administration makes universities an offer they can’t refuse: screen out applicants who demonstrate “hostility to American values”—or else.
Topics: Middle East, New McCarthyism, Social values
Posted by Conor Gallagher at 5:00 am | 5 Comments »
Henry Moon Pie: Time to Support a Reader-Supporting Site
Reader Henry Moon Pie describes how he came from Kos to Naked Capitalism and why he stayed.
Topics: Guest Post, Notices
Posted by Yves Smith at 10:52 am | 14 Comments »
Links 10/4/2025
Topics: Links
Posted by Yves Smith at 6:55 am | 191 Comments »
Kudos! Hit Fourth Fundraiser Target, On to the Fifth: Our Esteemed Writers
Please visit the Tip Jar to give well-deserved bonuses to our stellar roster of writers: Conor, Nick, KLG, Haig, Nat, Curro & semper loquitur!
Topics: Notices
Posted by Yves Smith at 6:54 am | 2 Comments »
US Economy Is Already on the Edge – A Prolonged Government Shutdown Could Send It Tumbling Over
Why a protracted US shutdown could seriously damage an already faltering economy.
Topics: Banana republic, Economic fundamentals, Federal Reserve, Guest Post, Macroeconomic policy, Politics
Posted by Yves Smith at 5:00 am | 15 Comments »
Green Capitalism in the Americas: False Solutions, Real Threats
How policies toward climate change containment amount to green capitalism, as in eco-colonialism and environmental degradation
Topics: Doomsday scenarios, Economic fundamentals, Environment, Global warming, Guest Post, Politics
Posted by Yves Smith at 4:31 am | 9 Comments »
Coffee Break: Vaccines Continued, Ancient Art, Renewables, Ignis Fatuus Explained, Good Sleep, and Jane Goodall
This is Naked Capitalism fundraising week. 752 donors have already invested in our efforts to combat corruption and predatory conduct, particularly in the financial realm. Please join us and participate via our donation page, which shows how to give via check, credit card, debit card, PayPal, Clover, or Wise. Read about why we’re doing this […]
Topics: Coffee Break, Curiousities, Energy markets, Environment, Global warming, Health care, Science and the scientific method, Social policy
Posted by KLG at 2:00 pm | 22 Comments »
Announcing Our Biggest Ever Double Your Donations Challenge!
Our biggest “Double Your Donations” challenge ever! Please take advantage of this opportunity to super-size your donation!
Topics: Notices
Posted by Yves Smith at 10:55 am | 12 Comments »
US Workers Experience Large Month-to-Month Fluctuations in Pay
Yet another indiginity low-wage workers suffer: uncertainty in pay due to employers not giving them steady hours.
Topics: Guest Post, Income disparity, The destruction of the middle class
Posted by Yves Smith at 9:55 am | 9 Comments »
Links 10/3/2025
Topics: Links
Posted by Conor Gallagher at 6:55 am | 126 Comments »
Colombia’s Petro Government Once Again Shows Rest of World How to Respond to Israel’s Naked Criminality
If a mid-sized country in South America can take such strong action against arguably the world’s most dangerous rogue state, why can’t others that are far more powerful?
Topics: Guest Post
Posted by Nick Corbishley at 6:45 am | 16 Comments »
The AI Bubble and the U.S. Economy: How Long Do “Hallucinations” Last?
Why the AI, as in Artificial Information, bubble looks primed to pop soon despite it being a top bipartisan project in the US.
Topics: Dubious statistics, Economic fundamentals, Guest Post, Investment outlook, Politics, Ridiculously obvious scams, Technology and innovation
Posted by Yves Smith at 3:19 am | 69 Comments »
The J K Galbraith Question: The Tyranny of Private Consumption
Can advanced economies free themselves of the pathology that John Kenneth Galbraith warned about, of excessive consumption?
Topics: Free markets and their discontents, Guest Post, Income disparity, Social values, The dismal science
Posted by Yves Smith at 2:48 am | 19 Comments »
With Venezuela and Iran, Is the U.S. Trying to Revive the Petrodollar?
Control over Venezuela and Iran’s oil can revive the petrodollar. The U.S. pushes regime change to dictate oil currency and maintain hegemony.
Topics: Coffee Break, Commodities, Macroeconomic policy
Posted by Curro Jimenez at 2:00 pm | 16 Comments »


