Rumors say the U.S. Mint is “out of silver,” but it paused collectible silver sales to reprice after a big silver run-up.

The Saks bankruptcy story illustrates how government policy married to central bank mechanizations incentives bad decisions.

The December budget deficit came in at $144.75 billion, a record for the month and 68 percent higher than last year.

In fact, there are now 44 approved silver exporters for 2026-2027, up from 42 in 2025-2026. It’s also important to note that ...

Consumer borrowing cratered further in November, likely reflecting growing consumer stress, as price inflation persists and ...

Platinum is revered both for its beauty and its industrial properties. It represents a speculative investment, but platinum's unique supply and demand fundamentals have the potential to drive some ...

The US Mint has been making the nation’s coins for more than 200 years. Congress established and funded the Mint shortly after the US won the Revolutionary War. In the years since, Mint officials have ...

Admitted to the union in 1890, Idaho is home to about one and a half million people. The 39th most populated state in the union and the 14th largest in area, Idaho is nicknamed the Gem State. Idaho ...

Behind Louisville and Lexington, Bowling Green is the third most populous city in Kentucky with a population of over 65,000 Kentuckians. Bowling Green played a major role in the Civil War as the ...

Located in North Nevada, Reno is the third most populous city in Nevada with a population of 250,000 Renoites. Reno is named after Jesse Reno, a United States Army Officer who fought in several wars, ...

St. Louis is a major port city along the Mississippi River. With a population of more than 300,000 residents, St. Louis ranks as the second most populous city in Missouri. St. Louis was founded in ...

One of the fastest growing cities in the United States, Raleigh is the second most populous city in North Carolina with a population of almost 450,000 people. The city of Raleigh is known as the "City ...