The first iPhone 11 owner was cheered with standing ovations by Apple Store employees in Sydney
The first man who bought a new iPhone 11 was hailed with ovation by Apple Store employees and was cheered like a celebrity in Sydney. Apple Store employees with a standing ovation for Sydney's first iPhone 11 owner pic.twitter.com/11jvHobGsw — Daniel Van Boom (@dvanboom) September 19, 2019 Release of every new model of iPhone now is supposed to be a huge event, but who would even think that the first buyer can be some sort of an equal to the first man landed on the Moon and would be welcomed with applauses like an astronaut. The customers in their eager to have a ne...
Iphone 11: Apple Will Release New Emojis Including One For Antifa And Upside Down Burning American Flag
Apple has officially announced that in their next iOS update 13.0 on the iPhone 11, it will include a myriad of new progressive emojis to be used by users. Among the newly included emojis is the pregnant man because gender is a social construct, and the Antifa logo, which has been long expected and appreciated. But the most requested of all is the upside down burning American Flag. It was previously discussed why burning Why burning the American flag is a powerful symbol of liberal change and should be encouraged, burning the American flag is simply a form of free exp...
Trump Is Raising The Taxes Today
As it became known today and was reflected by news outlet FinanceYahoo.com, in the article by Rick Newman, President of the U.S. Donald Trump is raising the taxes today, September 1. Usareally.com offers you to get familiar with the series of tax hikes that went into effect today on thousands of everyday items imported from China. A new tariff of 15% will be added to the cost of more than 40% of all consumer products imported from China on Sept. 1. That amounts to about $109 billion worth of annual imports, according to research firm Panjiva. On Dec.15, the 15% tariff wi...
Trade Wars With China Won't Stop Before 2020
The dangerous new twist in the tariff war between the United States and China will heap ominous pressure on the global economy at a moment when it is already struggling in the undertow of their trade superpower showdown. China's announcement of new tariffs on $75 billion in US goods, and an incandescent reaction from President Donald Trump and his swift increase in existing tariffs on Chinese products, underscored that the dispute is escalating with no obvious way to calm hostilities. For all of the Fake News Reporters that don’t have a clue as to what the law is relat...
Business Owners From California Can't Resist Homeless Crisis Anymore
Sacramento salon owner Elizabeth Novak addressed an irate video to California Governor Gavin Newsom over the state’s homeless crisis. “This video is for Gavin Newsom,” Novak began. “I’m going to wait for a response from you, but I’m not going to stop messaging you, tweeting you, making videos to you, e-mailing you, writing you, calling you.” She had a very simple question for the California governor: “What are you going to do for us Californians?” “I’ve had a business in downtown Sacramento for 15 years – a successful business. I now have to leave my place of business,...
About 200 Workers Of U.S. Steel Plants In Michigan Wait For Lay-Offs
United States Steel Corp will temporarily lay off hundreds of workers at its Great Lakes facility in Michigan in coming weeks, according to a filing the steelmaker made with the State of Michigan. The Pittsburg based company filed a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification on August 5, claiming that in order to halt production at the Michigan facility it would have to let go fewer than 200 workers. Due to the lower steel prices and decreasing of demand in steel, the company would idle two blast furnaces at its Great Lake and Gary Works plants, according to the compa...
State Attorneys Launch Antitrust Investigation Over The Tech Giants
On Monday it was reported that the state attorneys are preparing to begin antitrust investigation of the tech giants in more than 20 states. It will surely put the spotlights on an industry that already raises so many questions over its activity in recent years and that is already facing federal probing look. ????B O O M???? Big Tech ????????Antitrust Probe A group of state attorneys general is preparing to move forward with a joint antitrust investigation of big tech companies, adding additional scrutiny to an industry already under a federal spotlight https://t.co/ePF...
As Long As People Can Buy Guns Visa Will Sell It
Visa chairman and CEO Alfred Kelly says that his company will not stop selling gun unless buying guns isn't a legal activity. Herewith, Kelly made clear that Visa is not in the business of legislating, but of financing. He observed, “If we start to get in the mode of being legislators it’s a very slippery slope. We shouldn’t be determining what’s right or wrong in terms of people’s purchases.” Kelly added: “We shouldn’t tell people they can’t purchase a 32-ounce soda. We shouldn’t tell people they can’t buy reproductive drugs.” Visa took a similar stand in the wake o...
Joe Biden's Brother Is Accused Of Fraud
A Former Vice President Joe Biden's brother Jim Biden along with hedge fund menager Michael Lewitt and others are accused of attempting to defraud a Tennessee business. Until mid-August the defendants to respond to the lawsuit filed last month by Michael Frey and Dr. Mohannad Azzam, according to The Knoxville News Sentinel. The suit says that the plaintiffs founded Diverse Medical Management to reform failing rural hospitals, and Jim Biden promised to sell the health care plan to investors. It says Biden and Lewitt then urged the plaintiffs to borrow $10 million from Lew...