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Written By Marcus Lu

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• Sam Parker

Published August 11, 2022
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Updated August 11, 2022
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Birch Gold's Phillip Patrick is again joining today's Liberty Report to discuss the just-passed Inflation Reduction Act, which spends massively on "green" energy and more drug benefits. Will more spending curb inflation? Is there anything we can do ourselves to blunt the sting of higher prices? Watch today's Liberty Report:http://rumble.com/embed/v1d0k5n/

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Which Countries Produce the Most Natural Gas?

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Natural gas prices have risen since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, exacerbating an already tight supply situation.

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Animation: The Rise and Fall of Popular Web Browsers Since 1994

In its early stages, the internet was a highly technical interface that most people had difficulty navigating. But that all changed when the Mosaic web browser entered the scene in 1993.

Mosaic was one of the first “user-friendly” internet portals—although by today’s standards, the browser was actually quite difficult to access. Comparatively, modern browsers in high use today have changed exponentially.